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Hi!

I am trying to reference a cell that contains data such as "ABCD - Text". I
would like to find a formula that would reference the cell but only take the
"ABCD" (the first 4 characters).

Any help would be wonderful!

Thanks!
Shannon
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=LEFT(cell reference,4)

"Shannon" wrote:

Hi!

I am trying to reference a cell that contains data such as "ABCD - Text". I
would like to find a formula that would reference the cell but only take the
"ABCD" (the first 4 characters).

Any help would be wonderful!

Thanks!
Shannon

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Thank you!!! Is there a place with lists of all formulas as I find the help
search useless?

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=LEFT(cell reference,4)

"Shannon" wrote:

Hi!

I am trying to reference a cell that contains data such as "ABCD - Text". I
would like to find a formula that would reference the cell but only take the
"ABCD" (the first 4 characters).

Any help would be wonderful!

Thanks!
Shannon

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A list of all formulae would be infinitely long.

If you mean a list of functions, does
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...528191033.aspx or
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...042111033.aspx help you?
Just remember to add DATEDIF to the list.
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David Biddulph

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Thank you!!! Is there a place with lists of all formulas as I find the
help
search useless?

"Wksht" wrote:

=LEFT(cell reference,4)

"Shannon" wrote:

Hi!

I am trying to reference a cell that contains data such as "ABCD -
Text". I
would like to find a formula that would reference the cell but only
take the
"ABCD" (the first 4 characters).

Any help would be wonderful!

Thanks!
Shannon



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