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Hi,
I have a sheet that contains long ranges of serialnumbers. In some cases, the serial number is formatted incorrectly and then contains a period "." The period can be found in any position in the cell, but typically appears as the first or the last character. I am looking for a macro to remove the period from the cell. I have found a helpful formula on this forum but I cannot / don't know how to include that into a macro. The formula is =IF(LEFT(CONCATENATE(LEFT(B2),RIGHT(B2)))=".",IF(R IGHT(CONCATENATE(LEFT(B2),RIGHT(B2)))=".",MID(B2,2 ,LEN(B2)-2),MID(B2,2,LEN(B2)-1)),IF(RIGHT(CONCATENATE(LEFT(B2),RIGHT(B2)))=".", LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)-1),B2)) thanks |
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