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I have a set of numbers with text in them and I need to remove the text.
32h 320h 4206h The H is always last but has different numbers of digits before it. Its a column of data I need to group and sum. The data comes from a query and is refreshed frequently so the "h" has to be removed every time the query refreshes. I planned to put a formula in a column right beside the query data but can't figure out how to write the formula because the H has different numbers of digits before it. How can I do this? Todd |
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