Hi,

Please tell me an appropriate formula which wud give the contents of the
cell after the blank.

That is if I have "aasd ghyu" , "ert ui", "njiiippi q" in 3 different cells
then I wud like a formula which wud give me "ghyu", "ui" and "q" as answers
in 3 seperate cells.

Please note number of letters in the first word and number of letters in the
second word are variable.

I dont want to use text to columns as I want to automate this process and
use the results in some other formula.

Regards,
Hari
India

If text is in A1, enter the following in another cell:
=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(" ",A1))

This only works if there are two words.

Hari wrote:

Hi,

Please tell me an appropriate formula which wud give the contents of the
cell after the blank.

That is if I have "aasd ghyu" , "ert ui", "njiiippi q" in 3 different cells
then I wud like a formula which wud give me "ghyu", "ui" and "q" as answers
in 3 seperate cells.

Please note number of letters in the first word and number of letters in the
second word are variable.

I dont want to use text to columns as I want to automate this process and
use the results in some other formula.

Regards,
Hari
India

Hi JW,

Thanx a lot for ur help. Im able to do what I wanted. ( yes there are only 2
words in a cell)

Regards,
Hari
India


"JWolf" wrote in message
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If text is in A1, enter the following in another cell:
=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(" ",A1))

This only works if there are two words.

Hari wrote:

Hi,

Please tell me an appropriate formula which wud give the contents of the
cell after the blank.

That is if I have "aasd ghyu" , "ert ui", "njiiippi q" in 3 different
cells
then I wud like a formula which wud give me "ghyu", "ui" and "q" as
answers
in 3 seperate cells.

Please note number of letters in the first word and number of letters in
the
second word are variable.

I dont want to use text to columns as I want to automate this process
and
use the results in some other formula.

Regards,
Hari
India

On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 22:08:41 +0530, "Hari" wrote:

Hi,

Please tell me an appropriate formula which wud give the contents of the
cell after the blank.

That is if I have "aasd ghyu" , "ert ui", "njiiippi q" in 3 different cells
then I wud like a formula which wud give me "ghyu", "ui" and "q" as answers
in 3 seperate cells.

Please note number of letters in the first word and number of letters in the
second word are variable.

I dont want to use text to columns as I want to automate this process and
use the results in some other formula.

Regards,
Hari
India


=MID(A1,FIND(" ",A1),255)


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