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I would like to count the number of a particular character within a cell. In
the cell are store numbers/names separated by the | character. The store number/name represents a stop that the truck made. There is always one more | character than stops. An example is: PER | R7 | PER is one stop at R7. Another example is: BAK | 80 | 42 | BAK is 2 stops- one at 80 and one at 42. Yes there is a space before and after the | character and PER or BAK is where the truck started and ended. Thank you for any help. |
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