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Hi,
I want to omit the right part of a text string that starts with "(" and ends in ")" while returning the left part of the text string. I would have a cell that contains a name such as "Lysell, Kent". Right after this name a number in parenthesis is concatenated. For example, I would need to return only "Lysell, Kent" from "Lysell, Kent(111)". This number might be 1 to 4 digits long. Is there a formula that would omit this number in parethesis - including the parenthesis - while returning just the name? Thanks in advance! -- Kent Lysell Financial Consultant Ottawa, Ontario W: 613.948-9557 |
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