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Can you create a formula to spit a cells contents.
EX. in A1 = W3056 I would like A3= 30 and A4 = 56 Is this possible |
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Depending on what your criteria is you can use text functions (LEFT, MID, or
RIGHT), and then copy and paste special selecting values to remove the formulas. For example: A3: =MID(A1,2,2) A5: =RIGHT(A1,2) "David" wrote: Can you create a formula to spit a cells contents. EX. in A1 = W3056 I would like A3= 30 and A4 = 56 Is this possible |
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In A3 put....
=MID(A1,2,2) In A4 put.... =RIGHT(A1,2) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "David" wrote: Can you create a formula to spit a cells contents. EX. in A1 = W3056 I would like A3= 30 and A4 = 56 Is this possible |
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