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Hi
I have a column of cells each containing a 4 digit number. Is there any way I can trim the left digit dependant upon certain conditions. If the left digit of each 4 digit number equals either "1" or "2" I want to trim this away. If the original 4 digit number ends in anything other than "1" or "2" I want to leave the original 4 digit number unaltered. For example: 1231 would become 123 1232 would become 123 1234 would stay as 1234 Any help on this is really appreciated. Many thanks in advance Jem |
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