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Lets say I have a string: Sum(A1:A5).
This string will always be a formula. I want to redefine it without the the brackets. That I only want to see: Sum How do I do this. Can I use the replace function? I will always want to replace everything within the brackets and including the brackets with "". Thanks |
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