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Thanks Roger,
Your formula didn't give the first word but worked from right to left, but it put me on the right track, i used =LEFT(C2,FIND(" ",C2)) Thanks again, Bhupinder. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Presumably there is a space between the words. If so, then in another column =MID(A1,FIND(" ",A1)+1,255) Change the 255 if necessary, i.e. if there are likely to be more than 255 characters after the first space. Regards Roger Govier Bhupinder Rayat wrote: Hi all, I have a column of cells containing text strings, and I want to omit the first word from each cell, which are of varying character lengths. I can do it the long winded way using a combination of the text functions (i.e. left, mid etc..), but is there a quicker way to omit the first word? The character lengths of the first word vary from 4 to about 9 characters. I have over 10000 cells to check. Any help would be much appreciated. Regards, Bhupinder Rayat |
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