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Hi all,
Mike H. just gave me a very nice introduction to modules (see around 15 threads below this one: "Remove any letter from a referenced cell") and actually showed me that regex could be used with Excel. Now I'm craving to get it working even more efficiently: Is there a way to play with the matched expression and modify it in the output? Example: matching string could be "-\d{1,}[a-zA-Z]*$", but with an output in which: - the dash would be dropped; - one or two zeroes would be added before the number if less than three digits are found, so that the format is what we know as "000" in regular Excel; - and any lower letter matched is returned in upper case. Thanks for any time one would spend thinking about this. |
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