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XL2000
In A2, I have the following string: Date: February, 2007 For reason, I have to leave the entire string in a single cell. How can I parse out the month and year without the comma? -- David |
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=TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(MID(A2, FIND(":",A2)+1, 255), ",", "")) In article , David wrote: XL2000 In A2, I have the following string: Date: February, 2007 For reason, I have to leave the entire string in a single cell. How can I parse out the month and year without the comma? |
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JE McGimpsey wrote
One way: =TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(MID(A2, FIND(":",A2)+1, 255), ",", "")) In article , David wrote: XL2000 In A2, I have the following string: Date: February, 2007 For reason, I have to leave the entire string in a single cell. How can I parse out the month and year without the comma? Brilliant!! Thanks -- David |
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