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![]() Chop off parts of the statement Hi. I would like to do the following: 1) Chop the right part eg For cells containing "Hi. I'm John"; "Hi, I'm Peter" [without quotes], chop off the rightmost 8 units, ie "Hi. I'm " [without quotes] 2) Chop the middle part eg chop any unit between 5-12 (inclusive). For statement like "It's a sunny day." , it will become "It's day" [without quotes], 3) Chop the left part eg For cells containing 123 456 000; 345 455 000, chop off the leftmost 3 units, ie the last 3 figures 4) Chop based on criteria eg For cells containing "There're lots of things like apples, bananas, pears etc.", chop off anything from the right until it meets the word "like" OR chop off anything from the left untile it meets the word "apples". Thank you very much. -- Additional information: - I'm using Office XP - I'm using Windows XP |
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