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Martin B

Extract part of a text string
 
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin

David Biddulph[_2_]

Extract part of a text string
 
If it's always the same number of characters in each part, then =MID(A1,3,3)&RIGHT(A1,4)
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David Biddulph

"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin

Mike H

Extract part of a text string
 
Martin

Maybe this

=MID(A1,FIND("/",A1)+1,3)

Mike

"Martin B" wrote:

Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin


Jim Cone

Extract part of a text string
 
Data in B5...
=SUBSTITUTE(MID(B5,FIND("/",B5,1)+1,255),"/","")
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Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"Martin B"
wrote in message
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the /
between
Thanks in anticipation
Martin


Martin B

Extract part of a text string
 
Thanks for the quick reponse but if possible I'd like a space between the 3 letters and the 4 digits ie RVI 0444, not RVI0444. This is because I use the result as a look up value in a database which has spaces and also as a direct print out for production who are familier a 3 letter customer code and seperate 4 digit number.
Sorry for not being more specific in my original post

Martin
"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ...
If it's always the same number of characters in each part, then =MID(A1,3,3)&RIGHT(A1,4)
--
David Biddulph

"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin

Sandy Mann

Extract part of a text string
 
If I understand your requirements try:

=SUBSTITUTE(RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-FIND("/",A2)),"/","")

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HTH

Sandy
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"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin

David Biddulph[_2_]

Extract part of a text string
 
=MID(A1,3,3)&" "&RIGHT(A1,4)
--
David Biddulph

"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Thanks for the quick reponse but if possible I'd like a space between the 3 letters and the 4 digits ie RVI 0444, not RVI0444. This is because I use the result as a look up value in a database which has spaces and also as a direct print out for production who are familier a 3 letter customer code and seperate 4 digit number.
Sorry for not being more specific in my original post

Martin
"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ...
If it's always the same number of characters in each part, then =MID(A1,3,3)&RIGHT(A1,4)
--
David Biddulph

"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin

Martin B

Extract part of a text string
 
Thanks David, I've played around with some of the other sugestions and got a result.

Have a great 2008
"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ...
If it's always the same number of characters in each part, then =MID(A1,3,3)&RIGHT(A1,4)
--
David Biddulph

"Martin B" wrote in message ...
Hi
I regularly import data from another program with part numbers identified in coloum A as:
R/RVI/0444
R/RVI/5362
R/VOL/3699 etc.

Is there a way of interogating the full part number and displaying only the middle three letters and the last digits with out the / between

Thanks in anticipation

Martin


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