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On Mar 25, 2:07*pm, Bridget wrote:
I have 3 colums of information. One of the colums contains SSN's. I need to sort by the last 2 digits of the SSN and I can't seem to fiqure out how to do this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Try this: In a new column, put this formula to show only the last two digits of SSN: =RIGHT(cell number,2) ~Where it says "Cell" simple left click once in the SSN cell that contains the number beside this formula. ~Where it shows the number "2", make sure and put a comma beside it and then the number two. Hope this helps. This should work on the numbers even if they have the dash inbetween the three sections of the SSN. |
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