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Maybe something like this:
=LEFT(A1,FIND(" ",A1)-1)*1 This assumes that the number is always followed by a space and there are no spaces before the number. HTH, Paul -- "NickPro72" wrote in message ... Here is my example: 1 - fksdlafjd 2 - dklsafj 3 - lkdfjad ...... .... 10 - salkjdfjdsl 11 - dklsafjsdj;lfdf I am trying to grab the beginning # and put it in a different cell. This is the formula that I am trying: =value(left(cell_ref,??????)). This is not working for me. Any other ideas? |
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