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I have data in column like this.
50 50/152 [Blank] 56 150/150 20 [Blank] I want only single numerical or blank in cell. For that I need average of 50/152. I am using formula =(LEFT(A1, FIND("/",A1)-1) + MID(A1, FIND("/",A1)+1, 100)) / 2 for that. But How can I use it with IF so that I can apply to whole column? Question is - To remove punctuation mark from data & make it clean. Than keep only single numerical digit. What to do if there is any other punctuation mark in cell? |
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