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I have a column containing Strings such as:
"10 new street, Wales f450 myhouse abc" in each row. I would like some code to extract the number after the 'f' character so that in this example '450' is written to the cell in the adjacent column. So if the above string was in cell B1 , '450' would be written to C1 and so on for all the entries in column B. Assume that there will only be one 'f' entry in each string. Can anyone help please? |
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