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Return part of string AFTER LAST ":"
Hi there,
Following problem on which I could not find a solution ... In cell A2 there could be a string as follows: abcd:lalala:dedsfs:Sige or it could be: dsfsfs:hrthr:TomOgilvy What I would like to return is the part of the string AFTER the last ":" In my first example there are 3 ":" in muy second it are 2 of them. But it could be any number... (at least1!) Someone who can sort me this out? Sigeeeeee |
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