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I have a cell that contains the following in column J
ZD5, MNH,IX,WQ I need to have the first letter of the first group in column K so I put the formula [=LEFT(J1,1)] and that works but I can't figure out a formula for column L for the first letter of the second group (MNH) or for column M for the first letter of the third group, or for column N for the first letter of the fourth group. Anyone know how to do this? I can change the divider between groups to a comma, a hyphen-, a semi-colon; or a colon: or watever is necessary so that it can be used as an indicator in the formula. Thanks for any help you can be. |