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omitting/deleting "-"'s from numbers w/ formula
I have a group of numbers that look like this ###-##-####g09. I have been
able to omit the "g09" at the end but i need the "-"'s omitted as well. Can this be done with a formula or do i just need to use find/replace? Thanks -- Eric |
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omitting/deleting "-"'s from numbers w/ formula
=SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(A1,11),"-","")
so 123-45-6789g09 will output 123456789 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200826 |
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omitting/deleting "-"'s from numbers w/ formula
Thanks Gary, that works great!
-- Eric "Gary''s Student" wrote: =SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(A1,11),"-","") so 123-45-6789g09 will output 123456789 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200826 |
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