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Is there a formula that removes everything except numbers from a cell? For
example, if a cell contained the text FW345A-A the formula would return the value 345. I got it to somewhat work using SUBSTITUTE on top of itself, but there seems to be a limit in the number of characters you can add to the string. It won't let you add all 26 letters and the dash. |
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