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'Reverse' Concatenate
hi
a bit vague. from your statement "form the end of column B", this pop in my mind =if(A2 = "String x", left(B2,Len(B2)-1),"") this would remove the last character from column B. but could you supply and example of string x and data in column B. Regards FSt1 "msnyc07" wrote: By which I mean removing part of a string. Basically I want do something like If Column A Contains String X then Remove Character A from end of Column B |
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