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excel 2003. I have a worksheet with a col (Col B) of GL#'s, ex: 02-05-4568, 25-46-2004, etc. I want to change ONLY the last 4 digits to the same #, say 6001. Also, the col next to this one (Col A) has a single digit in it,. I need to change only the one;s that have a 2 in them? So col A is single digit1-9. Col B is the GL# like above. All the GL#'s with a 2 in the preceding row(which is col A) need to be changed. Boy, I don't think I explained that too well. I tried. Thanks so much Frank |
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