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In your original question you were talking of getting rid of FL, FL00 or
FL000, etc. I see that you've now added extra cases such as "FL:000", "FL 000". That wasn't what I was answering, so my formula wouldn't work in those cases. -- David Biddulph "Mansa" wrote in message ... Hi David,Pls find my response below: What value did you feed into my formula? As I have 59565 records for my column (A1), I copied your formula in cell A2 and raggedit along entire column. This is what I copied : IF(LEFT(A2,2)="FL",--RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-2),A2) What value did you get out of my formula? for records without FL as prefix, its working perfectly. I mean for eg, for record "50069061", its correctly giving me "50069061" and for record FL0050069061, its giving me 50069061. Thats fine, but for record like FL:0050069060, its giving me error. What value did you expect to get? As mentioned earlier, I need to remove any/all occurances of "FL00", "FL000", "FL:000", "FL 000", "FL00", "000" from records in my column. I'll bet that your formula is doing the trick and we just need to add few more parameters to accomodate other criterias like FL:00, FL:000 etc. Hope this helps! Thanks, MAnsa "David Biddulph" wrote: I'll try again: What value did you feed into my formula? What value did you get out of my formula? What value did you expect to get? -- David Biddulph "Mansa" wrote in message ... My Bad David, I never meant to challenge your intelligence. Your formula is giving me string having FL00 but I need to replace FL part plus leading zero till number '5' from any string which preceds by FL00 or FL0000 etc. Sorry If am not using your formula correctly. "David Biddulph" wrote: "it not working" is this week's leader in the "unhelpful description of a problem" competition. What result did my formula give? What result did you expect? -- David Biddulph "Mansa" wrote in message ... Thanks David and Mike for your analysis, but sorry it not working. I'll again simply my doubt.I have a column which has following values : 50099532 50099532 50099532 FL0050069061 FL0050069061 FL0050069061 FL0050069061 FL0050069061 I need to remove any occurance of "FL00", "FL000", "FL:000", "FL 000", "FL 00", "000" from values in above column. E.g. "FL00050200986" becomes ""50200986" after removal. Hope this will make my query more clear. Please extend your help solve this one. Many thanks again! Regds, Mansa "Mike H" wrote: Maybe This assumes the characters after the FL are zeroes =MID(A1,MIN(FIND({1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9},A1&"123456789 ")),LEN(A1)) Mike "Mansa" wrote: I have a columns having values like 50200986, FL0050200987, FL000050200234 etc. I want to find and remove FL00, FL000 etc and keep only the values which are trimmed of FL, FL00 or FL000 etc. Please help . Manish |
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