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Is there an easy way to just delete the first two numbers in each cell all
the way down the column? i.e. 123456789 to 3456789? Would I have to create a helper column; put in a formula for the removal of the first two numbers then cut and paste on the column I want to adjust? If so, can you tell me specifically how to do this and why I am this specific formula to achieve this action....... Thank you! |
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