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I have a cell (D2) of wrapped text that contains two keywords: "NAME:" and
"CONSTRAINED". I want to extract all of the text between these two keywords and paste it in cell L2. I'm getting closer by using =MID(D2,SEARCH("NAME:",D2),30) to get the text that follows the first keyword "NAME:", but I am stuck now trying to determine how to get the extraction to stop when the query reaches the second keyword "CONSTRAINED". Your help would be much appreciated |
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