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String formula conversion
I have a list of streets extracted from a merged list whose formula is this:
=REPLACE(B15,1,FIND(" ",B15,1)-1,""). In the cell is the street name but when you click on it, the formula shows up in the top line to the right of f of x. I wish to do an advanced Sort & Filter against a list of names not generated by a formula. How do I convert the formula cells to the alpha representation? -- Erik (a Word 2007 user) |
String formula conversion
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Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 16:11:01 -0800, Erik wrote: I have a list of streets extracted from a merged list whose formula is this: =REPLACE(B15,1,FIND(" ",B15,1)-1,""). In the cell is the street name but when you click on it, the formula shows up in the top line to the right of f of x. I wish to do an advanced Sort & Filter against a list of names not generated by a formula. How do I convert the formula cells to the alpha representation? |
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