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I have a large number of spreadsheets that are saved each month in a
particular directory. On each of the spreadsheets I would like the name of the month to display. I believe the formula is =Mid(€śfilename€ť) to extract the name from the filepath etc, but I cannot figure out how to automatically make the whole name of the month appear. I know that the actual month starts at character 85 and that immediately after the name of the month there is a €ś\€ť. Is it possible give the information above for someone to help? TIA |
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Give this formula a try...
=MID(LEFT(A1,FIND("\",A1,85)-1),85,9) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Chris waller" wrote in message ... I have a large number of spreadsheets that are saved each month in a particular directory. On each of the spreadsheets I would like the name of the month to display. I believe the formula is =Mid(€śfilename€ť) to extract the name from the filepath etc, but I cannot figure out how to automatically make the whole name of the month appear. I know that the actual month starts at character 85 and that immediately after the name of the month there is a €ś\€ť. Is it possible give the information above for someone to help? TIA |
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