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To delete the first four characters in a cell, you can use the "RIGHT" function in Excel. Here's how to do it:
This formula will remove the first four characters from the cell and display the remaining text. In this case, it will remove "MRS." from "MRS. Mary Johnson" and display "Mary Johnson" instead. I hope that helps!
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