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it doesn't appear to be a simple text to columns function. here's what i want
to do: i have cell that contains :02110610 and I want to reduce it to 010. is there a formula, or the like, that will strip out the the first four characters (:021) and the last three characters (610) and then add a zero, so i end up with 010? can i do this in a column on one row and then drag it down +/- 2300 rows of data? thanks a multitude, in advance, for your help, folks. -chuck p.s. pls forgive my ignorance of the proper language for this stuff. |
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