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Is this referring back to the post from July last year?
"Hood" wrote in message ... Norman this has helped me immensely, most of this thread was completely over my head, funny that what I needed was actually this straightforward procedure. Cheers "Norman Harker" wrote: Hi Kurewe! I think that your best bet may be to use Data Text to Columns on your data. You'll need to set up 6 empty columns to the right of your data. Then select your data Data Text to columns Delimited Use a space as the delimiter Add Other M as an additional delimiter Next Finish That gives you your numerics in columns A C and E Thereafter, it's easy to derive a formula to do what you want. Send a sample workbook if you like and I'll do it. On limited test data it appears to work OK. It certainly beats the complicated formulas although maybe a subroutine will be a better solution. -- Regards Norman Harker MVP (Excel) Sydney, Australia |
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