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I am having probems with combining both the right and the find function
command. My formula is: =TRIM(RIGHT(A1,FIND("-",A1,1)-1)) Say in cell A1 to A3 I have the following combination of names. A1=Steve-Caldog, A2=Tom-Jones,A3=April-Showers My results are the following in B1 through B3: B1=aldog B2=nes B3=owers Now the formula I have kepted the same for all three examples above. What am I doing wrong? In my situation, I can have any number of combinations. I would like one formula so that I can see in all cases is just the complete second name after the hypen. |
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