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I have the following cells
A1 = Joe Bloggs[20%] A2 = Fred Astair[5%] I would like to pull the percentage out of the name into another cell. At the moment I have MID(A1,SEARCH("[",A1)+1,3) However this won't work for a percentage under 10, like 5%. Also, there are occasions when there is no percentage in brackets, just the person's name - is there a way of allowing for this without using an extra IF statement? Thanks, Ellebelle |
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