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How to remove characters in a cell that precede a specific hyphen
I have a column of cells that have excess data that needs removed. The #of
characters vary. I'm needing a formula to delete all the characters that precede the 2nd hyphen as well as delete the 2nd hyphen. Ex. [ABC-12345-12345] I need the cell to read [12345] Can anyone provide a formula that can remove this data? |
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