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Trim Characters Other Than An Empty Space At The End Of A Cell
In my data, I have some cells that end in " - " (space dash space). I would
like to delete the space dash space if it is the last thing in the cell. I would like to keep it if it is in the middle. I know that the TRIM function deletes a trailing space, can I edit it to delete a trailing space dash space? Here's an example: Mary - poodle Theo - beagle Barney - Jacob - pug Schmitty - So, I want "Mary - poodle" to stay the same, and "Barney - " to become just "Barney" like this Mary - poodle Theo - beagle Barney Jacob - pug Schmitty Thank you! |
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