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sorry, i guess i misunderstood. you can use this formula in a cell
=LEFT(A1,SEARCH(" ",A1,1)-1) -- Gary "Delboy" wrote in message ... Thanks, but doesn't this just remove the space? I need it to remove the space and any character(s) that appear after the space eg. S1 4 needs to be S1 etc. "Gary Keramidas" wrote: try this, you can shorten the range if you like For Each cell In Range("a:a") cell.Value = Replace(cell.Value, " ", "") Next -- Gary "Delboy" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a column which contains postcodes to the first 4 characters, these are then trimed to get rid of any padding: np7 LS2 S1 4 etc I'm then using this column to lookup from another list of the first parts of postcodes i.e. could be first 3 or 4 characters etc. My problem appears with the last one in my example list eg S1 4. The problem is that the list that I'm comparing sees S1 4 as S1 and hence doesn't return the correct value. How can I remove the space and any characters that appear after it i.e. make S1 4 into S1 etc? There are others like this in a long list. |
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