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Fareez

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Dear All
in below eg I want to extract only NV,MN ,MF and so on which are user name,
LKOC is remaining for all, other thing are differed.


LKOC_NV_SALARY JUL09 Jones
LKOC_MN_SALARY JUL09-2 Jones
LKOC_MF_BU_SAL_JAN 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Feb' 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Mar' 09

Thanks for your assistance

Jacob Skaria

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Try
=TRIM(MID(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_",REPT(" ",99),2),99),6,9))

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Jacob


"Fareez" wrote:

Dear All
in below eg I want to extract only NV,MN ,MF and so on which are user name,
LKOC is remaining for all, other thing are differed.


LKOC_NV_SALARY JUL09 Jones
LKOC_MN_SALARY JUL09-2 Jones
LKOC_MF_BU_SAL_JAN 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Feb' 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Mar' 09

Thanks for your assistance


Ashish Mathur[_2_]

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Hi,

If the code to be extracted is always 2 alphabets/numbers, then you may use

=mid(A2,6,2)

A2 has the string. Please note that this formula assumes the the code will
always start from the 6th position

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"Fareez" wrote in message
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Dear All
in below eg I want to extract only NV,MN ,MF and so on which are user
name,
LKOC is remaining for all, other thing are differed.


LKOC_NV_SALARY JUL09 Jones
LKOC_MN_SALARY JUL09-2 Jones
LKOC_MF_BU_SAL_JAN 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Feb' 09
LKOC_PP_BU Salary Mar' 09

Thanks for your assistance




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