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I know the subject line is a bit vague, let me explain.
Using Excel 2000, I have a cell "A1" with the value "18E" in it. In cell "A2" I need to report *only* the number value in cell "A1", and in cell "A3" I need *only* the letter found in cell "A1." The problem: the contents of "A1" could be any value from 0 to 100 and there *may or may not* be any letter at all in the cell. I need the number reported regardless of what it is, and I need the letter to be reported, but if it's not present I need it to report something like "none." Caveat: I can't use any macros at all in this worksheet, so no macro answers can be used. Any non-macro assistance you can give me is greatly appreciated. Thanks! PH |
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