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When I type data into a cell, I would like anything that is typed in
brackets () to be excluded when referenced by another cell. The data in the original cell would be variable and may or may not include brackets ie A1 = I would like (to exclude the data in brackets) when referenced in cell A2 A2 = I would like when referenced in cell A2 The following formula provided by T.Valko helped immensely =LEFT(A1,FIND("(",A1)-2)&MID(A1,FIND(")",A1)+1,255) However, it assumes that there is always a set of ( ) in the referenced cell. If there are no brackets, I would still like the referrenced cell to show all the data. At present it returns a Value error. Any help would be appreciated |
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