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Can anyone suggest a one-stop formula to extract partial data from a
string. I can do it in perhaps two/three steps, but I havent fathomed how to do it in one step. If the following data is in column A, from A2 down.: IC.0.0.863259.0.0.0 IC.0.Z28002.163119.0.0.0 IC.ITME.G80101.567149.0.0.0 IC.ITSE.0.769348.0.0.0 IC.SSSKP.G90312.567149.0.0.0 .I would like to extract the information between the first full stop and the third full stop, so that the result in column B2 down is as follows: 0.0 0.Z28002 ITME.G80101 ITSE.0 SSSKP.G90312 The difficulty I am facing is that the element after the first full stop can be any length from 1 character to 5 characters, and the element after the second full stop can be up to 6 characters in length. Thanks in advance for any help you can give. -- Geoff |
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