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im trying to join 2 fields together, but only taking the first
charcters of the first field and the first 3 characters of the 2n field. I can do this using the =replace(......) function, but i want t be able to ignore 'spaces' in the fields aswell as common text such a 'A' and 'And'. heres an example Field1 = The Company Field2= Melbourne at the moment using the replace function i can get it to look like thi "The CMel" as you can see it takes the first 5 and first 3 letter respectively from each field. I want to ignore 'spaces' and commo text, the result should be 'CompaMel'. Is there any way i can do this?? thanks Michael -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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