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how to copy first 2 characters only from prior cell
I need to take the string of characters from one cell and split it into 3
separate cells. Is there a formula that can accomplish this? |
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how to copy first 2 characters only from prior cell
You could use datatext to columnsfixed
or =left(a1,2) or mid(a1,1,2) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "jsm1th" wrote in message ... I need to take the string of characters from one cell and split it into 3 separate cells. Is there a formula that can accomplish this? |
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