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removing symbols from numbers
Hello,
I have a problem with removing objects from numbers. The first problem is that I would like to remove a # symbol and just get the real value. For example I have values of #4 and #15 and would like it to read just 4 and 15. The other problem is that I have numbers such as 185/10 and 45/0 and so forth. I would only want the whole value 185 and 45 and not the symbol / or anything after it. Can you help me. Thank you Chris |
removing symbols from numbers
Hi Chris
In the first case if there is always a single # in fron of the number use =MID(A1,2,10)*1 (this assumes that the numeric part of your answer will never be more than 10 digits, if so alter the number accordingly) For the second case use =LEFT(A1,FIND("/",A1)-1)*1 -- Regards Roger Govier "Chris" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a problem with removing objects from numbers. The first problem is that I would like to remove a # symbol and just get the real value. For example I have values of #4 and #15 and would like it to read just 4 and 15. The other problem is that I have numbers such as 185/10 and 45/0 and so forth. I would only want the whole value 185 and 45 and not the symbol / or anything after it. Can you help me. Thank you Chris |
removing symbols from numbers
Hi Chris,
If you want to just delete a single character from a range of cells, you can just select the cells you want to perform the delete in; hit ctrl-H for find and replace; key in the # character; leave the second field blank; and hit replace all. This code should do your second task. When you run the macro any cells that are highlighted will have the slash and the data following it trimmed. Sub TrimSlash() Dim intSlash As Integer Dim rngRow As Range For Each rngRow In Selection intSlash = InStr(1, rngRow.Value, "/", vbTextCompare) If intSlash < 0 Then rngRow.Value = Left(rngRow.Value, intSlash - 1) End If Next End Sub HTH. -Brad -----Original Message----- Hello, I have a problem with removing objects from numbers. The first problem is that I would like to remove a # symbol and just get the real value. For example I have values of #4 and #15 and would like it to read just 4 and 15. The other problem is that I have numbers such as 185/10 and 45/0 and so forth. I would only want the whole value 185 and 45 and not the symbol / or anything after it. Can you help me. Thank you Chris . |
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