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I have a column of data with inconsistent data entry format from which
I need to extract the significant digits after the # sign. I cannot simply use a Right function because the data I need to extract is embedded in a text string.. FIND the # sign is only the beginning of the solution. But how do I go from there ? There is always a space between the last digit and the following description text. CO#002 Description text... Expected extraction : 2 CO# 005 xxxxxxxx... Expected extraction : 5 CO#0007 yyyyy... ... Expected extraction : 7 CO # 010 zzz.......... Expected extraction : 10 Help welcomed. Celeste |
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