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Stefi, can you help me with one last problem? at least i hope so....
It's about date formula... =IF(VLOOKUP(A1;PLANNING!B:C;2;FALSE)=TEXT(B5;"dddd ");"YES";"NO") Example: a b c planning! b c 1 john (ace) 11.05.2008 no john monday 2 mary (mer) 16.05.2008 yes mary friday i would like formula to ignore parenthesis " (ace) ; (mer) " in my table i will write like this :john (ace) and mary (mer), but in database it will be without parenthesis : "john ; mary"... Can formula extract only john or mary? ..and ignore the rest? it is posible? THANKS ALLOT |
parenthesis
This will extract the name before (ace)
=MID(A1,1,((FIND(" ",A1,1)-1))) edvwvw puiuluipui wrote: Stefi, can you help me with one last problem? at least i hope so.... It's about date formula... =IF(VLOOKUP(A1;PLANNING!B:C;2;FALSE)=TEXT(B5;"ddd d");"YES";"NO") Example: a b c planning! b c 1 john (ace) 11.05.2008 no john monday 2 mary (mer) 16.05.2008 yes mary friday i would like formula to ignore parenthesis " (ace) ; (mer) " in my table i will write like this :john (ace) and mary (mer), but in database it will be without parenthesis : "john ; mary"... Can formula extract only john or mary? ..and ignore the rest? it is posible? THANKS ALLOT -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200805/1 |
parenthesis
i want to use this formula
=IF(VLOOKUP(A1;sheet2!B:C;2;FALSE)=TEXT(B5;"dddd") ;"YES";"NO") and extract everithing from cell a1 but without parenthesis. i will try to explain better in my example, and how this formula works for me: a b c sheet2! b c 1 john 11.05.2008 no john monday 2 mary 16.05.2008 yes mary friday 3 john 12.05.2008 yes the formula tell me if john or mary arrive in the correct day. the problem is thet after john, it will be one or two more words, even numbers example : " john ed (ace)" ; "john 117 (ace)" . so i don't want to extract the first word, i want to exclude the parenthesis. and i wont to use the formula i used before. with a little modification... the new table will look like this: a b c sheet2! b c 1 john 117 (ace) 11.05.2008 no john monday 2 mary re (mer) 16.05.2008 yes mary friday 3 john ed (ace) 12.05.2008 yes john 117 monday I need to use the same formula and to write in a1 "john 117 (ace)" but the formula to see it as john 117 and to tell me if john it's comming in the correct day. THANKS "edvwvw via OfficeKB.com" a scris: This will extract the name before (ace) =MID(A1,1,((FIND(" ",A1,1)-1))) edvwvw puiuluipui wrote: Stefi, can you help me with one last problem? at least i hope so.... It's about date formula... =IF(VLOOKUP(A1;PLANNING!B:C;2;FALSE)=TEXT(B5;"ddd d");"YES";"NO") Example: a b c planning! b c 1 john (ace) 11.05.2008 no john monday 2 mary (mer) 16.05.2008 yes mary friday i would like formula to ignore parenthesis " (ace) ; (mer) " in my table i will write like this :john (ace) and mary (mer), but in database it will be without parenthesis : "john ; mary"... Can formula extract only john or mary? ..and ignore the rest? it is posible? THANKS ALLOT -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200805/1 |
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