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I need a formula that will truncate the first two digits of a value in
another column. For example. I want 10123 in column A to be 123 in column C. |
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Try this formula...
=MID(A1,3,99) The 99 just needs to be a number equal to or larger then the maximum length of A1 minus 3. By the way, if the values you want are **always** the last 3 characters, a simpler formula to try is this... =RIGHT(A1,3) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "NoviceMALGER" wrote in message ... I need a formula that will truncate the first two digits of a value in another column. For example. I want 10123 in column A to be 123 in column C. |
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You could use this formula:
=MOD(A1,1000) and copy down as required. Hope this helps. Pete "NoviceMALGER" wrote in message ... I need a formula that will truncate the first two digits of a value in another column. For example. I want 10123 in column A to be 123 in column C. |
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