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I have this data that is pasted to my worksheet:
Period: 01/23/2010 to 01/29/2010 - Days: 6 It is in general format. The day numbers will always be in the last, last 2 , or last 3 positions. Depending on the period, the days may be any # up to the 365. I need to use that day #, be it 6, or 25, or 147, whatever, as a divisor of another number. E.g. if 6, then 1234 / 6 = 206 if 25, then 5678 / 25 = 227, etc/ The variable #'s will be in the same cell, so I basically want: E29/6 or E29/25, or E29/147, etc. Basically, those general formatted #'s converted to a usable/divisable #. Thanks, Steve |
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