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Hi -
I thought I saw the solution here, but I can't seem to find it again so I'm submitting my own version. Please apologies for any duplication. I've been looking for what feels like eons. Here is the problem. I've imported a text file into Excel. All of it is fine except for the format of the year. There is no consistency and very rarely are they just 4 numbers together. They look like: c1982. [1973, c1966] [1942] c1995- [1964?, c1962] 1969] 1973 [c1972] As you can see it's all over the place. Is it possible to write a formula or macro that can delete everything but the numbers in this column? It's in column D. Any help or advice - even if you just want to direct me to the question that was already submitted - would be really appreciated. Thanks, Celina |
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