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In one of the columns I have text with email addresses I need seperated.
Amongst the text (i.e. "please note that is no longer employeed" - or - email is undeliverable") Is there a formula that I can create to single out just the email address? There's no set # of characters before or after the "@" - but I'm assuming I could go by a SPACE to seperate the name@domain from the rest of the text. Any suggestions? The trim function only works in one direction (i.e. after the @) and I need it to go both ways. Thanks, Joey |
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