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WOW oh WOW; THANKS COOL. I have 1300 rows to treat this way and it works.
Thank you. "FSt1" wrote: hi this might work for you... for calgary... =LEFT(B7,FIND(",",B7,1)-1) for the postal code =RIGHT(B7,FIND(",",B7,1)-1) adjust the cell refererce as needed. the formula assume that the city and postal code are seperated by a comma. if that is not true each time then adjustment may have to be made. Regards FSt1 "Rick" wrote: I have a column of characcters which are part of an address. The format is "General" and it looks as follows. "Calgary, T2E 6P2". Can I build a formula that will separate the city from the postal code and put everything into 2 new columns. (The "T2E 6P2" is the postal code). |
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