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Parsing Data w/ a Formula (another question)
I have data that looks like so:
70AI200412021317000848 is there a formula that will pull out only the data that is in position 13 thru 19 ? Thank you in advance |
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=MID(A1,13,19-13) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "carl" wrote: I have data that looks like so: 70AI200412021317000848 is there a formula that will pull out only the data that is in position 13 thru 19 ? Thank you in advance |
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Reading responses to your earlier question would introduce you to the MID
function (documented within Excel) which would be used here, with "start number" 13 and "number of characters" equal to 19-13 = 6. "carl" wrote in message ... I have data that looks like so: 70AI200412021317000848 is there a formula that will pull out only the data that is in position 13 thru 19 ? Thank you in advance |
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