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Philippe L. Balmanno

Stripping section of text
 
I'm looking to strip off all characters to the left of a certain
target character and encase the results in single quotes. The problem
is that the characters to the left or right of the target character
vary in quantity. Email addresses for example in cell A1:
would then become '

This may require nested function but I can't get the one I though tof
to produce all of the characters to the right of the @ character.
=RIGHT(A1,FIND("@",A1,1)) but the results are il.com


Dave Peterson

How about using =Mid()

=MID(A1,FIND("@",A1),1000)

Make that 1000 big enough to hold the longest string.



"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote:

I'm looking to strip off all characters to the left of a certain
target character and encase the results in single quotes. The problem
is that the characters to the left or right of the target character
vary in quantity. Email addresses for example in cell A1:
would then become '

This may require nested function but I can't get the one I though tof
to produce all of the characters to the right of the @ character.
=RIGHT(A1,FIND("@",A1,1)) but the results are il.com


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Dave Peterson

Philippe L. Balmanno

It worked perfectly thank you.


On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 09:31:44 -0600, Dave Peterson
wrote:

How about using =Mid()

=MID(A1,FIND("@",A1),1000)

Make that 1000 big enough to hold the longest string.



"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote:

I'm looking to strip off all characters to the left of a certain
target character and encase the results in single quotes. The problem
is that the characters to the left or right of the target character
vary in quantity. Email addresses for example in cell A1:
would then become '

This may require nested function but I can't get the one I though tof
to produce all of the characters to the right of the @ character.
=RIGHT(A1,FIND("@",A1,1)) but the results are il.com



Jason Morin

=MID(A1,FIND("@",A1),999)

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I'm looking to strip off all characters to the left of a

certain
target character and encase the results in single

quotes. The problem
is that the characters to the left or right of the

target character
vary in quantity. Email addresses for example in cell

A1:
would then

become '

This may require nested function but I can't get the one

I though tof
to produce all of the characters to the right of the @

character.
=RIGHT(A1,FIND("@",A1,1)) but the results are il.com

.



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