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How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have
mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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=LEFT(A2,x)
Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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Sorry I dont get it?
if 8 = charactors. Would it not be replace with: walgreens(8) what is (A2 Thanks Peter "vezerid" wrote: =LEFT(A2,x) Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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A2 is the address of the cell that contains the string:
Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Then try: =left(a2,8) in another cell (say B2???) working hard at home wrote: Sorry I dont get it? if 8 = charactors. Would it not be replace with: walgreens(8) what is (A2 Thanks Peter "vezerid" wrote: =LEFT(A2,x) Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS -- Dave Peterson |
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I would use =LEFT(B2,9)
To return walgreens.........9 chars Gord On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:09:24 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: A2 is the address of the cell that contains the string: Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Then try: =left(a2,8) in another cell (say B2???) working hard at home wrote: Sorry I dont get it? if 8 = charactors. Would it not be replace with: walgreens(8) what is (A2 Thanks Peter "vezerid" wrote: =LEFT(A2,x) Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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Maybe the OP just wanted one store <vbg.
Gord Dibben wrote: I would use =LEFT(B2,9) To return walgreens.........9 chars Gord On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:09:24 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: A2 is the address of the cell that contains the string: Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Then try: =left(a2,8) in another cell (say B2???) working hard at home wrote: Sorry I dont get it? if 8 = charactors. Would it not be replace with: walgreens(8) what is (A2 Thanks Peter "vezerid" wrote: =LEFT(A2,x) Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS -- Dave Peterson |
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Your question is ambiguous, give before and after example.
working hard at home wrote: Sorry I dont get it? if 8 = charactors. Would it not be replace with: walgreens(8) what is (A2 Thanks Peter "vezerid" wrote: =LEFT(A2,x) Here x is the length of the word in characters. LEN("Walgreen")=8 HTH Kostis Vezerides On Oct 31, 4:28 pm, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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If the first number after desired text always begins with a digit, you
can use this array formula: =LEFT(F9,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(--MID(F9,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(F9))),1)), 0)-1) Assumes your text is in F9. After pasting this formula in the formula bar, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to confirm (instead of regular Enter). On Oct 31, 10:28 am, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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This is Vertical list with multiple differant prefex.I want to eliminate the
back end info words just keep front wording, using find and replace tool and not list each sell as their are hundreds example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS Become Walgreens "iliace" wrote: If the first number after desired text always begins with a digit, you can use this array formula: =LEFT(F9,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(--MID(F9,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(F9))),1)), 0)-1) Assumes your text is in F9. After pasting this formula in the formula bar, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to confirm (instead of regular Enter). On Oct 31, 10:28 am, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS |
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"Multiple differant prefex". If a number always follows a prefix, I
reiterate my previous solution. On Oct 31, 12:07 pm, iliace wrote: If the first number after desired text always begins with a digit, you can use this array formula: =LEFT(F9,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(--MID(F9,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(F9))),1)), 0)-1) Assumes your text is in F9. After pasting this formula in the formula bar, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to confirm (instead of regular Enter). On Oct 31, 10:28 am, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - On Oct 31, 12:39 pm, working hard at home wrote: This is Vertical list with multiple differant prefex.I want to eliminate the back end info words just keep front wording, using find and replace tool and not list each sell as their are hundreds example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS Become Walgreens "iliace" wrote: If the first number after desired text always begins with a digit, you can use this array formula: =LEFT(F9,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(--MID(F9,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(F9))),1)), 0)-1) Assumes your text is in F9. After pasting this formula in the formula bar, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to confirm (instead of regular Enter). On Oct 31, 10:28 am, working hard at home wrote: How do I replace in multiple cells that start out with walgreen but have mulitple differant endings to just walgreens. example Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/06WALGREENS Walgreens5417 Q03 R 10/13WALGREENS- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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