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Concatenate an Hyphen
Hi Folks - I have account numbers that look like this:
10000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 etc.... What's the easist way to insert an hyphen after the first 2 digits so things look like this: 10-000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10-000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10-000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 Thanks, Michael |
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=LEFT(A1,2) & "-" & RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-2)
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200828 "Michael" wrote: Hi Folks - I have account numbers that look like this: 10000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 etc.... What's the easist way to insert an hyphen after the first 2 digits so things look like this: 10-000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10-000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10-000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 Thanks, Michael |
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Michael wrote:
Hi Folks - I have account numbers that look like this: 10000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 etc.... What's the easist way to insert an hyphen after the first 2 digits so things look like this: 10-000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10-000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10-000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 Thanks, Michael =LEFT(A1,2)&"-"&MID(A1,3,9999) |
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Awesome guys ... Thanks.
Michael "Glenn" wrote in message ... Michael wrote: Hi Folks - I have account numbers that look like this: 10000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 etc.... What's the easist way to insert an hyphen after the first 2 digits so things look like this: 10-000000-03108-111-20-2102-52207-1200 10-000001-03109-111-10-0000-52207-1200 10-000002-03109-111-10-1600-52207-1200 Thanks, Michael =LEFT(A1,2)&"-"&MID(A1,3,9999) |
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