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I have a spreadsheet with 2 versions of text in 1 columm
1. 1 column = firstname and initial. For example Dave C. 2. 1 column = firstname. For example Dave DaveO kindly provided this suggestion: =MID(D7,1,FIND(" ",D7,1)-1) where D7 contains the name in question. This formula returns everything before the first blank space in the entry This works perfectly for situation number 1, but in situation 2 I get a #VALUE! error. How can I mask the cell to be just the first name in both scenarios? Thanks Ben |
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