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I have a column (A) of 300+ rows, with 10 digits in each cell. I need to
remove the last digit of each cell. I tried =LEFT(A2,9) on column B and then copied the fomula to the last row, but when I deleted column A, coumn B gave me a #REF! error. Is there a way to convert those number in column B? Or another way to do this without the use of =LEFT function? TIA Hernan. |
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