If I have a call with 3 sets of numbers in it. EG (11 2 8) or (1 12 16)
How can I refer to just the first number or just the second or just the third?
I can't count the characters because some may be single digit and some may
be double digit.
Or if I can split it out into the three numbers that would work.

easiest would be to split these numbers into 3 separate cells using
data--text to columns--
delimited
Next
check on the space
and hit Finish,


"Kevin" wrote in message
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If I have a call with 3 sets of numbers in it. EG (11 2 8) or (1 12 16)
How can I refer to just the first number or just the second or just the
third?
I can't count the characters because some may be single digit and some may
be double digit.
Or if I can split it out into the three numbers that would work.

Let me narrow that down a little more. If I hace 2 cells that equal each
other...
(11 2 8)
(11 2 8)
I want to combine them in a new cell by adding together only the second
number. so it would say...
(11 4 8)
????

"Kevin" wrote:

If I have a call with 3 sets of numbers in it. EG (11 2 8) or (1 12 16)
How can I refer to just the first number or just the second or just the third?
I can't count the characters because some may be single digit and some may
be double digit.
Or if I can split it out into the three numbers that would work.

DOH! SO easy. I knew I was missing something.
Thanks so much for your help.

"N Harkawat" wrote:

easiest would be to split these numbers into 3 separate cells using
data--text to columns--
delimited
Next
check on the space
and hit Finish,


"Kevin" wrote in message
...
If I have a call with 3 sets of numbers in it. EG (11 2 8) or (1 12 16)
How can I refer to just the first number or just the second or just the
third?
I can't count the characters because some may be single digit and some may
be double digit.
Or if I can split it out into the three numbers that would work.