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Hi. I'm trying to programmatically write this line of code into a
macro: =LEFT(A1,FIND("-",A1)-1) The function shows all characters to the left of a hyphen. Anything to the right and the hypen isn't displayed. Ex. 12345-6789 shows as 12345 I'd like to use this function in code to highlight an entire column like A:A and display the results in B:B. I'd also like to ignore rows where no hyphen is found. Can anyone help on this? |
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