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You can do 2 things..
1) Find, enter "_*" without the quote , Replace, leave the space blank. Replace All The * will remove everything after _ Or, to make it a formula, =LEFT(A2,FIND("_",A@)-1) and drag to bottom "Joe Gieder" wrote: I have a long list of numbers taht all look similar to this M7885/2-4-02_- x 2 andI want to remove everything from the _ to the end. I think I want to use Find, Replace and Length in a formula to get only the first part. One thing is the length varies behin the _. |
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