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12 digit code sorting
I have a list of 90,000 12 digit records. I need to count the number of time
the fourth and fifth digit are 1, 8 (or 18) and, if possible, filter my spreadsheet to hide to rows not meeting this criteria. Mark |
12 digit code sorting
In a new column, enter the formula
=--MID(A2,4,2)=18 and copy down as far as you need to go. Then, filter on TRUE values in this column. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Mark" wrote in message ... I have a list of 90,000 12 digit records. I need to count the number of time the fourth and fifth digit are 1, 8 (or 18) and, if possible, filter my spreadsheet to hide to rows not meeting this criteria. Mark |
12 digit code sorting
How'd you get 90,000 rows of data?
Mark wrote: I have a list of 90,000 12 digit records. I need to count the number of time the fourth and fifth digit are 1, 8 (or 18) and, if possible, filter my spreadsheet to hide to rows not meeting this criteria. Mark -- Dave Peterson |
12 digit code sorting
Chip - what do the two dashes mean before the MID function. I've seen
this in some SUMPRODUCT formulas but don't understand the significance. Thanks - John Michl |
12 digit code sorting
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12 digit code sorting
The MID function returns a string/text result. The -- converts
the text result to a number. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "John Michl" wrote in message oups.com... Chip - what do the two dashes mean before the MID function. I've seen this in some SUMPRODUCT formulas but don't understand the significance. Thanks - John Michl |
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