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Hi everyone,
I would be grateful for a little help here with a formula to remove parts of text in a column containing downloaded data. In colomn B, with around 300 cells, I have a name, then the words "address" and/or "telephone number" or "address and tel nr" (no punctuations marks); those words do NOTappear in every cell: in some cases only the name is downloaded. I would like to use a formula to "clean up" the data in this column: to find and delete those words and be left with only the name (which is of course different in each cell). I have used conditional formatting to highlight those bits of text and deleted them manually but it's taking me all day, there must be an easier way. Thank you in advance for your help CAT |
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