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Hi,
I'm looking for a macro that will take a column of data that look like this B. Tallackson (1) I. Pikkarainen (1) J. Pushor (1) A. Murray (1) B. Simon (33) M. Hartigan (51) G. Platt (1) P. Vrana (31) and delete the paranthases and any numbers in them. Much appreciated. Thanks! |
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I'm guessing you want the trailing space gone too.
Sub DeleteParan() Dim r As Range Dim r1 As Range Dim p As Long Set r = Columns("A") 'Change as needed For Each r1 = r.Cells p = InStr(1,r1,"(") If p 0 Then r1 = Trim(Left(r1, p - 1)) End If Next End Sub HTH Charles Chickering wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a macro that will take a column of data that look like this B. Tallackson (1) I. Pikkarainen (1) J. Pushor (1) A. Murray (1) B. Simon (33) M. Hartigan (51) G. Platt (1) P. Vrana (31) and delete the paranthases and any numbers in them. Much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Maybe you don't need a macro:
select the range to fix edit|Replace what: (* (open paren, followed by an asterisk) with: (leave blank) replace all You may want to replace " (*" -- spacebar, open paren, then asterisk. " wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a macro that will take a column of data that look like this B. Tallackson (1) I. Pikkarainen (1) J. Pushor (1) A. Murray (1) B. Simon (33) M. Hartigan (51) G. Platt (1) P. Vrana (31) and delete the paranthases and any numbers in them. Much appreciated. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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ps, you could record a macro while you did it manually if you really wanted
code. " wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a macro that will take a column of data that look like this B. Tallackson (1) I. Pikkarainen (1) J. Pushor (1) A. Murray (1) B. Simon (33) M. Hartigan (51) G. Platt (1) P. Vrana (31) and delete the paranthases and any numbers in them. Much appreciated. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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