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I have a spreadsheet that is used by multiple users. I need to see if there
is a way to separate floor numbers and room numbers. Example: In column "D" there will be: 5012-2 6004 7012-3 6004-02 ICUD 3014a The floor number is the first number in the column. I need to see if this can be separated to 5th floor, 6th floor, ICU (which may also be listed as 3014, 3012 etc. or ICU). I need to have a formula to count the number that went to the 5th floor, 6th, etc. I thought that if there is a formula to enter to separate the floors instead of adding another column and having everyone enter the floor that would be easier. Hope this makes sense. |
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(A1:A20,1)="5"))
counts those items starting with 5 -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denise" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that is used by multiple users. I need to see if there is a way to separate floor numbers and room numbers. Example: In column "D" there will be: 5012-2 6004 7012-3 6004-02 ICUD 3014a The floor number is the first number in the column. I need to see if this can be separated to 5th floor, 6th floor, ICU (which may also be listed as 3014, 3012 etc. or ICU). I need to have a formula to count the number that went to the 5th floor, 6th, etc. I thought that if there is a formula to enter to separate the floors instead of adding another column and having everyone enter the floor that would be easier. Hope this makes sense. |
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