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I have about 4,000 cells in Excel 200 that have phone numbers formatted as
(123)456-7890. I would like to remove everything except the numbers so that they come out like 1234567890, what is a good way to do this? Thanks |
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Here is one method using VBA.
Sub RemoveAlphas() ' Remove alpha characters from a string. Dim intI As Integer Dim rngR As Range, rngRR As Range Dim strNotNum As String, strTemp As String Set rngRR = Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, _ xlTextValues) For Each rngR In rngRR strTemp = "" For intI = 1 To Len(rngR.Value) If Mid(rngR.Value, intI, 1) Like "[0-9]" Then strNotNum = Mid(rngR.Value, intI, 1) Else: strNotNum = "" End If strTemp = strTemp & strNotNum Next intI rngR.Value = strTemp Next rngR End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 17:34:11 -0700, "Striker" wrote: I have about 4,000 cells in Excel 200 that have phone numbers formatted as (123)456-7890. I would like to remove everything except the numbers so that they come out like 1234567890, what is a good way to do this? Thanks |
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![]() Striker wrote: I have about 4,000 cells in Excel 200 that have phone numbers formatted as (123)456-7890. I would like to remove everything except the numbers so that they come out like 1234567890, what is a good way to do this? Thanks Here is a custom function that will do the trick for you. Create a new Module in the VBE and enter the following code: Function CleanNumbers(OldNumbers As Range) As String Dim CurChr, OldStr As String Dim Cnt As Integer OldStr = OldNumbers Cnt = 1 Do Until Cnt Len(OldStr) CurChr = Mid(OldStr, Cnt, 1) If IsNumeric(CurChr) = True Then CleanNumbers = CleanNumbers & CurChr Debug.Print CleanNumbers End If Cnt = Cnt + 1 Loop End Function if A1 has the following number --- (123)456-7890 and you use the formula: =CleanNumbers(A1) in cell A2 then A2 will display: 1234567890 Have fun.... |
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here's one way taht may work for you
Sub test() Dim cell As Range For Each cell In Range("a1:a4000") cell.Value = Replace(Replace(Replace(cell.Value, "(", "", 1), ")", "", _ 1), "-", "", 1) Next End Sub -- Gary "Striker" wrote in message ... I have about 4,000 cells in Excel 200 that have phone numbers formatted as (123)456-7890. I would like to remove everything except the numbers so that they come out like 1234567890, what is a good way to do this? Thanks |
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