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Hello All,
I have a data that comes from the source with some sort of a weird format. There seems to be a bunch of spaces before the number. When you look at the value in the formula bar, you see a gap before the number starts. I can go in and manually delete the space and the number becomes usable. Is there some other way to accomplish this? I can also use a MID formula then multiply the result by 1 to make the number usable.....I just do not know where to start the mid. It varies with or by the number of characters. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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