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I posted recently under the 'Parsing' heading.
The following function works fine except when it encounters certain data. =UPPER(TRIM(LEFT(A2,MIN(FIND({0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ,A2&"0123456789"))-1))) This converts:- Maggie May 33 to MAGGIE MAY Have Your Own Way 691 31J) to HAVE YOUR OWN WAY, but My Immortal (ex6) 32 gets converted to, MY IMMORTAL (EX. Altering the value at the end of the function to -4 gets rid of '(EX', but also trims Maggie May 33 to MAGGIE M, which defeats the object for the VLOOKUP function, i.e, you gain some and lose some. Any way around this? |
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