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formula with alpha char in cell
I have set up a formula to add values to a cell based on other criteria.
However, the cells all have an alpha/numeric value such as M413351100001. I want to take cell a1 with a value of M513343900001 and increase that number by a certain value. The formual I have works fine if the cell has only numeric values. How do I get it to ignore the first character in the cell (it is always the first character)? In the example above, I want the new value to be M5133439000006 =IF(N11=1,L11,IF(N111,L11+N11-1)) Thanks- -- Soni |
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