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Lightly tested, this should work ok ..
The reference suburbs in B1:B165 are assumed fully populated With your source addresses in A1 down, Put this in C1, normal ENTER to confirm will do: =IF(SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH($B$1:$B$165,A1)))0,TRIM(SUBSTITUT E(A1,INDEX($B$1:$B$165,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(ISNUMBER(S EARCH($B$1:$B$165,A1)),),0)),"")),"") Copy C1 down to the last row of source data in col A. Col C should return the desired cleansed results. Success? wave it here .. -- Max Singapore "Father John" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has a complete address in one column (a) In column (b) (B1:B165) I have the name of the suburbs I wish to remove from col (a) Start Col (A) 15 Smith Street Blacktown Col (B7) contains the suburb Blacktown (I have 165 suburbs in this column) I want to remove that same data from (A) so I just end up with 15 Smith Street. Any ideas? Thanks in advance - Stephen |
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A slight correction to the end part of the expression. It should read:
.... )),),0)),"")),A1) |
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Hi Max
Thanks for the effort here! Not sure now of the entire structure of the expression as the correction doesn't show if I am replacing a section or adding to it would you be able to retype the entire line? With thanks Stephen West Gold Coast, Australia "Max" wrote in message ... A slight correction to the end part of the expression. It should read: ... )),),0)),"")),A1) |
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Stephen,
just replace the last "" with A1. Max, that's pretty neat! I particularly like the INDEX(array,) wrapping to elimate the need for array entry. Definitely something I'll be putting to good use. Cheers. Steve D. "Father John" wrote in message ... Hi Max Thanks for the effort here! Not sure now of the entire structure of the expression as the correction doesn't show if I am replacing a section or adding to it would you be able to retype the entire line? With thanks Stephen West Gold Coast, Australia "Max" wrote in message ... A slight correction to the end part of the expression. It should read: ... )),),0)),"")),A1) |
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Taadaa
It works exactly right Many thanks Stephen "Steve Dunn" wrote in message ... Stephen, just replace the last "" with A1. Max, that's pretty neat! I particularly like the INDEX(array,) wrapping to elimate the need for array entry. Definitely something I'll be putting to good use. Cheers. Steve D. "Father John" wrote in message ... Hi Max Thanks for the effort here! Not sure now of the entire structure of the expression as the correction doesn't show if I am replacing a section or adding to it would you be able to retype the entire line? With thanks Stephen West Gold Coast, Australia "Max" wrote in message ... A slight correction to the end part of the expression. It should read: ... )),),0)),"")),A1) |
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welcome, good to hear
-- Max Singapore "Father John" wrote in message ... Taadaa It works exactly right Many thanks Stephen |
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