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Default Reformatting Cells

EXCEL 2007

Assuming that your first, "number" is in cell A1 type the following in B1:-

=LEFT(A1,10)

Copy the above down column B.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thannks.






"tommygun715" wrote:

I have this in my column:
858+00.000 R 2
858+00.000 R 2
858+00.000 R 2
858+00.000 R 2
858+00.000 R 2
858+00.000 R 2

859+00.000 R 2
859+00.000 R 2
859+00.000 R 2
859+00.000 R 2
859+00.000 R 2
etc.. This progresses all the way to 1350+00 R 2. All I want to do is
remove the R 2 at the end, but keep the number. There must be a faster way
than deleting the R 2 in the formula toolbar, then copypaste in my column.
Thanks!