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Default 2 data types (same col/dif times), do: custom? parse? 2col?

060616 2 data types (same col/dif times), do: custom? parse? 2col?
Hi, have 2 different data types comming up: (thanks)

12:18pm - <b69.09</b (during business hours: Preferred Number)

69.09 (else avail. anytime, note: varying size number)

since receive mixed data, would hope MS could make a "Custom Format",
that would allow exclusion of trailing characters... what-ever needed to
get 69.09

prob1 / else: (not having an automated sheet, "yet")
where I download data, copy-paste, I have other required columns of data
(before / after) this field / column.

Q1: what is the easiest way to get what I need?
- can I custom format what I need (for view), I believe I can RIGHT/LEFT
LEN out what I need for formula's
- WHAT REALLY NEED, is for Custom Format (for view) to allow exlusion of
"right-most" characters: </b

then:
Q2: then probably have a worker column that pulls the number out;
This version is not complete: How do I exlude the items from the left (as
it may be of varying lenght), so far have:

=IF(RIGHT(CJ9,1)="",LEFT(CJ9,LEN(CJ9)-4),CJ9)

which leaves: 12:18pm - <b69.09
note: price can be of varying length as well, e.g.: 0.63, or 1111.63

 
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