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I should have added to ignore any answer greater than 7 digits, this could be
done by wrapping the formula below in =TEXT( ... ,"[<1e9]0;""MISSING""") "Lori" wrote: For a formula approach maybe try this (for text in A1): =MIN(MMULT(10^{6,5,4,3,2,1,0},--TEXT(MID(A1,COLUMN(A:IV)+{0;1;2;3;4;5;6},1),"0;;0; \1\e\9"))) "Eric_NY" wrote: I have a column containing text values like "User requested authority of emergency ID for reason NHUSER23 Restore of object to library LEVEL2 under remedy 1074317. 06/04/09 17:46 QPGMR". Some of the cells contain a 7-digit number and others don't. The 7-digit number does not start at a fixed location in the text. Is it possible to write a formula which looks for the 7-digit number, and returns the number if present, and another value (such as 0 or "*MISSING*") if not? I'm using Excel 2003. Thanks. |
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