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Sesam street 4B
Motherstreet 56
Jungle terror street 5
Monky do funky street 6D

How can I make a function that extract the street number ex. 4B, 56, 5 and
6D ?

and

How to make a funtion that only extract the street named and not the numbers ?

(English not my native language , hope you understand what I try to ask for)


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would this:

=MID(A1,FIND("street",A1)+7,LEN(A1)-FIND("street",A1)-7)
(for street number)

=LEFT(A1,FIND("street",A1)+5)
(for street name)

help?


On 9 Kwi, 11:52, Fableman wrote:
Sesam street 4B
Motherstreet 56
Jungle terror street 5
Monky do funky street 6D

How can I make a function that extract the street number ex. 4B, 56, 5 and
6D ?

and

How to make a funtion that only extract the street named and not the numbers ?

(English not my native language , hope you understand what I try to ask for)

//Thanks..


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