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Excel2003 ... A Col with TEXT

This formula returns Text to the LEFT of the 1st space found in the text.

=LEFT(E2,SEARCH(" ",E2)-1)

Now ... What formula will return ALL Text to the RIGHT of the 1st space?

Thanks ... Kha
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Surely you can figure it out now that you see how search/find works with
left/mid/right

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Excel2003 ... A Col with TEXT

This formula returns Text to the LEFT of the 1st space found in the text.

=LEFT(E2,SEARCH(" ",E2)-1)

Now ... What formula will return ALL Text to the RIGHT of the 1st space?

Thanks ... Kha


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Ok ... I got it ... :)

=RIGHT(E12,LEN(E12)-SEARCH(" ",E12))

Thanks ... Kha

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Excel2003 ... A Col with TEXT

This formula returns Text to the LEFT of the 1st space found in the text.

=LEFT(E2,SEARCH(" ",E2)-1)

Now ... What formula will return ALL Text to the RIGHT of the 1st space?

Thanks ... Kha

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