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Extract numbers from a string of text
Marcella,
Use the 'text to columns' function under in the data ribbon (2007) or the Data drop-down menu (2003). Use the 'fixed-width' selection and position the column breaks on either side of the number you want to pull out. If that doesn't work, use the 'delimited' option, using the colon as as the delimiter. That will get you close. Then, find the one column with the number you want and delimit it again with the 'space' as the delimiter. That will get you the number you want. I am sure there is a formula you could use but that is beyond my skill set. HTH. "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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