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I had a column of about 41,000 values. I needed to extract any set of
consecutive integers into separate cells. There could be any number of letters or symbols between numbers. I did not figure out a way to do this with the Substitute function. Is there a method for converting any non-numeric character in a cell into a single character? I mean, other than Find / Replace? Examples: In column Desired results 1234xx789 1234 | 789 xx345xx890 345 | 890 1234567890 1234567890 12x45x78xx 12 | 24 | 78 I've seen a UDF that would strip out all of the non-numeric characters and leave a number, but I need to treat each consecutive set of integers as a separate number. -- tj |
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