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In an excel cell I have the text -
%X400:c=GB;a=Gold 400;p=XXX DRT;s=mslaters;%X500:/o=DFT/ou=DFTU/cn=Recipients/cn=mslatertest I then want to copy the text after SMTP: in the cell but before the % into an adjacent cell I have used the function - =MID(K2,FIND("SMTP:",K2)+5,40) to copy upto 40 characters, so the result is %X400:c= etc but how can I then truncate this or am I on the wrong solution. Thanks in Advance, Shaun |
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