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Hello,
I have some data that is saved in text and I want to be able to manipulate it in Excel. The easiest way for me to explain it is to provide an example. Some of my data is the following: SERIAL NUM = 06Y911002651 APP CODE = TIM1 COMCODE = 201270600 ART MASTER = 2 SERIES = S3 VINTAGE = SERIAL NUM = 06Y911000204 APP CODE = 44WW65B COMCODE = 109596015 ART MASTER = 1 SERIES = S5 VINTAGE = Now what I would like to do is create 3 columns in Excel labeled Serial Number APP CODE COMCODE 06Y911002651 TIM1-S3 201270600 06Y911000204 44WW65B-S5 109596015 Now I know I can get the Serial number and comcode easily but the APP CODE is tricky. I want to take the first part of the code and combine it with the series and I know I can use =CONCATENATE(,"-",) to do that But I am having problems Extracting only the TIM1 and 44WW65B since they are different lengths. And if I make the length to long using MID() it will interfere with COMCODE. So I am getting: TIM1 COMC-S3 44WW65B-S5 (I am using trim to take out the extra spaces) Any suggestions? |
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