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Left function
I have a reference code that I wish to extract and paste into separate cells.
I know that if I use =LEFT(A1,1) will give me the first letter of my code. If I use =LEFT(A1,2) it will put the first two letters in the same cell. What I want is is the 2nd letter to be placed in a separte cell and the third letter to be placed in a separate cell and so on. Can anyone help please? Allan |
Left function
See Excel Help for
=MID() -- Gary's Student "Allan" wrote: I have a reference code that I wish to extract and paste into separate cells. I know that if I use =LEFT(A1,1) will give me the first letter of my code. If I use =LEFT(A1,2) it will put the first two letters in the same cell. What I want is is the 2nd letter to be placed in a separte cell and the third letter to be placed in a separate cell and so on. Can anyone help please? Allan |
Left function
To start in B1:
=IF(COLUMN()-1LEN($A$1),"",MID($A$1,COLUMN()-1,1)) Copy to the right -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Allan" wrote in message ... I have a reference code that I wish to extract and paste into separate cells. I know that if I use =LEFT(A1,1) will give me the first letter of my code. If I use =LEFT(A1,2) it will put the first two letters in the same cell. What I want is is the 2nd letter to be placed in a separte cell and the third letter to be placed in a separate cell and so on. Can anyone help please? Allan |
Left function
Thanks Gary
"Gary''s Student" wrote: See Excel Help for =MID() -- Gary's Student "Allan" wrote: I have a reference code that I wish to extract and paste into separate cells. I know that if I use =LEFT(A1,1) will give me the first letter of my code. If I use =LEFT(A1,2) it will put the first two letters in the same cell. What I want is is the 2nd letter to be placed in a separte cell and the third letter to be placed in a separate cell and so on. Can anyone help please? Allan |
Left function
If you have a column of these things to do, you may want to insert a bunch of
empty columns to its right and do: Data|Text to columns Fixed width And draw a line between each letter And then finish up that wizard. Allan wrote: I have a reference code that I wish to extract and paste into separate cells. I know that if I use =LEFT(A1,1) will give me the first letter of my code. If I use =LEFT(A1,2) it will put the first two letters in the same cell. What I want is is the 2nd letter to be placed in a separte cell and the third letter to be placed in a separate cell and so on. Can anyone help please? Allan -- Dave Peterson |
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