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Is there a way to short this substitute formula?
I want to remove all periods, hyphens and comma's. The below works but is
there a better solution? =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(K35,".","")," ",""),"-","") -- Wag more, bark less |
Is there a way to short this substitute formula?
is there a better solution?
From a formula, not really. The old_text argument can't be an array. That's why you have to nest a new level for every different old_text argument. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Brad" wrote in message ... I want to remove all periods, hyphens and comma's. The below works but is there a better solution? =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(K35,".","")," ",""),"-","") -- Wag more, bark less |
Is there a way to short this substitute formula?
Thanks.
-- Wag more, bark less "T. Valko" wrote: is there a better solution? From a formula, not really. The old_text argument can't be an array. That's why you have to nest a new level for every different old_text argument. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Brad" wrote in message ... I want to remove all periods, hyphens and comma's. The below works but is there a better solution? =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(K35,".","")," ",""),"-","") -- Wag more, bark less |
Is there a way to short this substitute formula?
You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Brad" wrote in message ... Thanks. -- Wag more, bark less "T. Valko" wrote: is there a better solution? From a formula, not really. The old_text argument can't be an array. That's why you have to nest a new level for every different old_text argument. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Brad" wrote in message ... I want to remove all periods, hyphens and comma's. The below works but is there a better solution? =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(K35,".","")," ",""),"-","") -- Wag more, bark less |
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