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Hi folks,
I'm new to VBA, but I've programmed in VB (a little bit) before. I have several cells that I simply need to trim off the last 2 characters from. Is there a function in Excel that can do that?...or does someone know of a function that will do that? I frequently have something like: 373.62CR and I need to keep the numeric portion, but lose the text portion. Suggestions??? Thanks, Craig |
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