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How do I add dashes to a string?
I have a column of thext in Excel that is
111222333 or 111222333L And want to convert it so that it reads 111-222-333 or 111-222-333L I have applied "=TEXT(A1, "000-000-000")" and have the format "111-222-333" but when the original string has an "L" on the end, it's not included. How can I reformat and preserve the L when it is in the original string? |
How do I add dashes to a string?
this should help
=TEXT(MID(J5,1,LEN(J5)-1),"000-000-000")&RIGHT(J5,1) -- Pranav Vaidya VBA Developer PN, MH-India If you think my answer is useful, please rate this post as an ANSWER!! "57chevy" wrote: I have a column of thext in Excel that is 111222333 or 111222333L And want to convert it so that it reads 111-222-333 or 111-222-333L I have applied "=TEXT(A1, "000-000-000")" and have the format "111-222-333" but when the original string has an "L" on the end, it's not included. How can I reformat and preserve the L when it is in the original string? |
How do I add dashes to a string?
One way:
=IF(ISNUMBER(A1),TEXT(A1,"000-000-000"),LEFT(A1,3)&"-"&MID(A1,4,3)&"-"&MI D(A1,7,255)) (where 255 is just a big number - any number 4 or greater will work). In article , 57chevy wrote: I have a column of thext in Excel that is 111222333 or 111222333L And want to convert it so that it reads 111-222-333 or 111-222-333L I have applied "=TEXT(A1, "000-000-000")" and have the format "111-222-333" but when the original string has an "L" on the end, it's not included. How can I reformat and preserve the L when it is in the original string? |
How do I add dashes to a string?
=LEFT(A1,3)&"-"&MID(A1,4,3)&"-"&RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-6)
-- David Biddulph "57chevy" wrote in message ... I have a column of thext in Excel that is 111222333 or 111222333L And want to convert it so that it reads 111-222-333 or 111-222-333L I have applied "=TEXT(A1, "000-000-000")" and have the format "111-222-333" but when the original string has an "L" on the end, it's not included. How can I reformat and preserve the L when it is in the original string? |
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