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I need to separate the number from the right of a text string into its
own cell. For example in the data: "Salaries - Aides / Assistants 3708" "Classroom Stationery & Materials 21" I want to return 3708 and 21 as the value of the formula. Note that there are spaces and the number lengths vary. Does anybody know a formula I can write to extract this floating numeric string which is not a fixed length and at the right of the text string. What this means is that I need to find the position from where the numbers in the string start, and using the MID and LEN functions I can specify this value to get the number extracted into its own cell. Thanks. |
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