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How do I remove the last 4 characters within a cell
I have copied hundreds of .jpg file names, using DOS, to copy them into a
listing within a worksheet. As a substantial amount are numeric with a file extension I would like to split the cells to remove file extension to give me a numeric result. i.e. "123.jpg" into a numeric "123" or "Many files.jpg" into "Many files" The file names are variable in size and are either numeric or just characters Thank you |
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