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How to parse data
Are there criteria for knowing how the middle characters appear?
"bdwood" wrote: We start with a cell(s) containing 13 to 15 characters, with no spaces: 1234567100AAAAA, 123456710AAAAA, 12345671AAAAA. We want the format to be 1234567-100-AAAAA, 1234567-10-AAAAA, 1234567-1-AAAAA. The first 7 characters always belong together, and the last 5 characters always belong together. It is the middle 1 -3 that varies. How can this be done? Thank you. |
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