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How can I remove all non-numeric characters from a cell? I am trying to
figure final grades for all the students in our school. The cells that I am working with contain the percentage and the appropriate letter grade (i.e. 80 C+, 85B, 101 A+, etc.) The grades can be two or three digit numeric and one or two characters (may or may not have a space seperating the numbers from the leters). Thanks for any help on this, Scott Bodager ) |
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