Change Smith, John to John Smith
This seems very easy right? Well, the name list that I am currently
converting is a little querky. I would like to do this---- Cell.A1 [Smith, John] Cell.A2[John Smith] Here is hwere it gets a little tricky....I need to nest the TRIM function to remedy extra spaces incurred by the data input girl. I would also prefer to use the RIGHT, LEFT functions in place of the MID function. I would really appreciate any advice I could get out there. A friend told me it can be done but cannot remember the formula.. THANK YOU |
Change Smith, John to John Smith
=TRIM(RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-FIND(",",A1))) & " " & TRIM(LEFT(A1,FIND(",",A1)-1)) "Levi" wrote: This seems very easy right? Well, the name list that I am currently converting is a little querky. I would like to do this---- Cell.A1 [Smith, John] Cell.A2[John Smith] Here is hwere it gets a little tricky....I need to nest the TRIM function to remedy extra spaces incurred by the data input girl. I would also prefer to use the RIGHT, LEFT functions in place of the MID function. I would really appreciate any advice I could get out there. A friend told me it can be done but cannot remember the formula.. THANK YOU |
Change Smith, John to John Smith
It's no harder than the previous two time that you asked it.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "Levi" wrote in message ... This seems very easy right? Well, the name list that I am currently converting is a little querky. I would like to do this---- Cell.A1 [Smith, John] Cell.A2[John Smith] Here is hwere it gets a little tricky....I need to nest the TRIM function to remedy extra spaces incurred by the data input girl. I would also prefer to use the RIGHT, LEFT functions in place of the MID function. I would really appreciate any advice I could get out there. A friend told me it can be done but cannot remember the formula.. THANK YOU |
Change Smith, John to John Smith
It sounds like "homework" Bob, since he stipulates only 'certain' functions
should be used. -- Regards, RD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... It's no harder than the previous two time that you asked it. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "Levi" wrote in message ... This seems very easy right? Well, the name list that I am currently converting is a little querky. I would like to do this---- Cell.A1 [Smith, John] Cell.A2[John Smith] Here is hwere it gets a little tricky....I need to nest the TRIM function to remedy extra spaces incurred by the data input girl. I would also prefer to use the RIGHT, LEFT functions in place of the MID function. I would really appreciate any advice I could get out there. A friend told me it can be done but cannot remember the formula.. THANK YOU |
Change Smith, John to John Smith
You're right Rick , I missed that bit.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "RagDyeR" wrote in message ... It sounds like "homework" Bob, since he stipulates only 'certain' functions should be used. -- Regards, RD -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ------------------- "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... It's no harder than the previous two time that you asked it. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "Levi" wrote in message ... This seems very easy right? Well, the name list that I am currently converting is a little querky. I would like to do this---- Cell.A1 [Smith, John] Cell.A2[John Smith] Here is hwere it gets a little tricky....I need to nest the TRIM function to remedy extra spaces incurred by the data input girl. I would also prefer to use the RIGHT, LEFT functions in place of the MID function. I would really appreciate any advice I could get out there. A friend told me it can be done but cannot remember the formula.. THANK YOU |
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