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I need to make a macro remove the 7th character in a string of text if the
first 6 letters match the specified criteria. But I don't know the best way to handle... This is what I want to do: If the first 6 characters of a2="Albany", then delete the next character (which in this case is ","). If the above isn't true...then continue on with the remainder of the macro. And continue to the next row. |
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