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I'm updating a new price sheet for a business from the new prices online. On
the new sheet from the internet there are bulk, 55 GA drums, 12/1 packages and so on. I only need the prices for everything but the bulk. Each product is listed like this Ursa 15/40 Ursa 15/40 (55GA NRD) Ursa 15/40 (12/1-GT) Ursa 15/40 (5Ga Pal) Rando 68.... So the Ursa 15/40 and Rando 68 I don't need. There are about 4,000 products, so to go through and delete them one at a time is time consuming. I tried to search, but I can't search for NOT something ex : Find: NOT: "*(55GA NRD)" I believe the * will search for any string of characters before (55GA NRD). Then I tried to insert a new column and do a conditional formula. ex: =NOT(E5= "*(55GA NRD)") However this did not work either. Can any one help solve my problem. The example data is housed in one column and the prices in another and the bulk items will always be shorter in that product. I do not believe the words before are unique. (i.e. there is Rando 32, Rando 46, and Rando 68. there is also Ursa 5/30, Ursa 10/30, Ursa 15/40 and so on) PLEASE HELP THANK YOU |
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