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Answer: Return first 2 numbers of a cell
Extracting the First Two Numbers of an Employee Number in Excel
To extract the first two numbers of an employee number in Excel, follow these steps:
The formula uses the LEFT function to extract the first two characters from the cell in column A where the employee number is located. The formula will display the extracted characters in the cell in column B. Note: Replace A1 in the formula with the cell reference of the employee number in column A. Copy the formula down to the rest of the cells in column B to extract the first two numbers for all employees.
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