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How can I figure square footage for 2 or 3 numbers in a row?
I need to figure square footage of 2 dimensions, height, width, , leaving out
a thrid number in the same cell, then multiply by a separate number. Any way to do that? |
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How can I figure square footage for 2 or 3 numbers in a row?
Post a sample of your dimensions.
You might be able to do that with LEFT(), MID() and RIGHT()...? A looong shot guess would be something like this: =LEFT(F1,1)*MID(F1,3,1)*H1 Where your 3 numbers in F1 are 2x5x10, and H1 has the number 8, which you want to multiply by. Returns 80. Falls apart with two-digit dimensions or a combo of one and two! HTH Regards, Howard "Sandi" wrote in message ... I need to figure square footage of 2 dimensions, height, width, , leaving out a thrid number in the same cell, then multiply by a separate number. Any way to do that? |
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