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You're right there, nothing like that long. I think I understand it now how
it works with yours and David's replies. As I said, very ingenious and one to note for future reference, Thanks, Alan. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... And the +1 moves one character to the right of the hyphen. And the 255 was just a big enough number to retrieve a bunch of characters. I'm betting that your strings don't approach that length! Alan wrote: Hi Dave, Good one but could you please explain how that works? I know it does as I tried it but I don't understand how it removes any number of leading zero's. It has to be the +1,255 that does it, but how? Regards, Alan. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Do you want to convert 123456-0012 to 123456.12? As text: =IF(A1<0,LEFT(A1,FIND("-",A1)-1)&"."&--(MID(A1,FIND("-",A1)+1,255))) dysart316 wrote: How can I ignore the 0 if there are 2 after the hyphen. Ex 123.0012 -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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