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How can delete the first 6 charaters or numbers from the front end a a
string. I am sure this can be done with a macro, however I am unsure of the code.(Example) 2145mm2356.110 jimmy joe bob I want to only extract the 2356.110 and place it in an adoining cell or extract the first six charaters and put them in another cell example 2145mm |
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