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The formula is simple. Use
=right(a1,4) to get the last four characters of the cell. I don't know of a format which would do what you want, but maybe others will. -- Regards, Fred "Carlos" wrote in message ... I wish to use a formula or to format a cell value so as to only display certain characters of the actual value. For example in the case of a value 123-45-6789, I would wish to only display 6789, or the last 4 digits. Is there a way that this is possible? |
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