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Hi,
Try this =MID(A1,FIND(CHAR(7),SUBSTITUTE(A1,":",CHAR(7),2)) +1,7) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "marcella63" wrote: Need to extract just the numbers at then end of the string. 1300 · Inventory:1305.05 · Inventory Business to Business:1305.10 · B2B Inventory Contra 1300 · Inventory:1305.05 · Inventory Business to Business:1305.15 · B2B Inventory 1300 · Inventory:1310 · Inventory - Raw Materials:1310.05 · Inventory - Flavoring 1300 · Inventory:1310 · Inventory - Raw Materials:1310.10 · Inventory - Green Beans 1300 · Inventory:1310 · Inventory - Raw Materials:1310.15 · Loose Tea 1300 · Inventory:1320 · Inventory-Consumable Products:1320.05 · Chai Latte 1300 · Inventory:1320 · Inventory-Consumable Products:1320.10 · Cocoa 1300 · Inventory:1320 · Inventory-Consumable Products:1320.15 · Coffee |
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