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I am trying to figure out how to format a social security number. When I pull
data from our system, it comes in as xxx-xx-xxxx. I need to drop the first 5 numbers of the social security number so it looks like xxxx. Can someone help me? |
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Format the cell (say A1) containing the SS number as text. Then use
=RIGHT(A1,4) -- Gary''s Student "Kristy" wrote: I am trying to figure out how to format a social security number. When I pull data from our system, it comes in as xxx-xx-xxxx. I need to drop the first 5 numbers of the social security number so it looks like xxxx. Can someone help me? |
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Thank you so much! I also have another formatting question. I need to be able
to format a cell so I can get just the first initial and last name of a person. Right now the data is formatted with the last name in one cell and the first anme in the other. How would I get it to read first initial, last name? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Format the cell (say A1) containing the SS number as text. Then use =RIGHT(A1,4) -- Gary''s Student "Kristy" wrote: I am trying to figure out how to format a social security number. When I pull data from our system, it comes in as xxx-xx-xxxx. I need to drop the first 5 numbers of the social security number so it looks like xxxx. Can someone help me? |
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