formula question
 

Is there a way to de-concatenate a concatenated string of text?

I have the following formula, =CONCATENATE("Avg $ per week is:
",DOLLAR((N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"))))

And I would like to extract from that text string the numerical value used
in the nested function N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"). Is there a way to do this?

(Yes, I could simply recalculate N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0") elsewhere in the
spreadsheet, but it would be so much cooler if I could somehow isolate that
calculation from the concatenation above.)
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formula question
 

Do you mean something like:

=MID(A2,21,LEN(A2))

TK

"Dave F" wrote:

Is there a way to de-concatenate a concatenated string of text?

I have the following formula, =CONCATENATE("Avg $ per week is:
",DOLLAR((N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"))))

And I would like to extract from that text string the numerical value used
in the nested function N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"). Is there a way to do this?

(Yes, I could simply recalculate N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0") elsewhere in the
spreadsheet, but it would be so much cooler if I could somehow isolate that
calculation from the concatenation above.)
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.

formula question
 

=--SUBSTITUTE(B1,"Avg $ per week is: ","")

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Bob Phillips

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"Dave F" wrote in message
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Is there a way to de-concatenate a concatenated string of text?

I have the following formula, =CONCATENATE("Avg $ per week is:
",DOLLAR((N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"))))

And I would like to extract from that text string the numerical value used
in the nested function N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0"). Is there a way to do
this?

(Yes, I could simply recalculate N2/COUNTIF(M14:M167,"0") elsewhere in
the
spreadsheet, but it would be so much cooler if I could somehow isolate
that
calculation from the concatenation above.)
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.