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You had the answer earlier. Use MID instead of right.
-- David Biddulph Lowan Chan wrote: Thanks T. Valko. The answer only let me get "0", but cannot get 6, 5.... as I need to get each digit seperately. Can you help what should I do? Thanks a lot. Try this: =RIGHT(TEXT(A1,"###0.00")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Lowan Chan" wrote in message ... thanks a lot. It helps. But seems doesn't work on my case. For example: 12,345.60 in A1, in b1, I want to display "0", which is the last digit of 12,345.60. so I set =mid(a1, len(a1)-0, 1) the answer comes to "6" in stead of "0". How can I change the formula to get "0"? thanks in advance. -- Lowan "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use MID() =MID(A1,3,1) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Lowan Chan" wrote: Hi, I have a text, e.g. "Finished" in A1, if I want the 3rd word from left "n" be displayed in B1, how to make the formula? and if A1 is a number, e.g. 12,520.70, how can a formula to display "5" in B1? thanks in advance. -- Lowan . |
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