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remove beginning of data
I have one big excel spread sheet like this:
90007569,02:D114- 90007569,03:D115- 90007569,04:D116- 90007569,05:D117- 90007569,06:D041- 90007569,07:F1109- I need to be removed from the left "90007569, D2:" and last right "-", all I need it is D114, D115, D116 all the way done, how to write the macro for this? Thanks. Lillian |
remove beginning of data
You can do it with a simple formula. If your data starts at cell A1,
enter the following in cell B1: = MID ( A1, 14, LEN (A1) - 14) Copy this down the column, then use Copy | Edit | Paste Special | Values | OK and press enter to fix the values. Then you can delete column A. Pete |
remove beginning of data
If data is in A1 then:
=MID(A1,14,LEN(A1)-14) should do it -- Gary''s Student "Lillian" wrote: I have one big excel spread sheet like this: 90007569,02:D114- 90007569,03:D115- 90007569,04:D116- 90007569,05:D117- 90007569,06:D041- 90007569,07:F1109- I need to be removed from the left "90007569, D2:" and last right "-", all I need it is D114, D115, D116 all the way done, how to write the macro for this? Thanks. Lillian |
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