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This is probably simple but my brain is on strike today.
I have some data in column a in the format yyyxxx xxxyyy:123456abc aaabbb:112345yku aaccdd What I would like to do is for each cell that has a : in it copy the data to the right of the : to column b and delete the : in column a. It should be simple... I have just done a stocktake using a bar code reader and some of the barcodes have the serial number separated from the item code by the :. Where parts do not have a serial number there is no :. |
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