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How do I remove text which preceeds a number from all data cells in a columb ?
(change "A134.667 " to "134.667" ????)
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Hi

Try
EditReplaceFind AReplace with leave blank OK

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After selecting your data, try,
<Data <TextToColumns <Fixed Width <Next

Click in the preview window to place your "break line" to separate the text
from the numbers,

Then you can click <Finish to get 2 columns ... 1 of text and the other of
numbers,
OR
Click <Next
And with the text column selected by default, click on "Do not import",
Then click <Finish
And you'll remove the text from the original column, leaving the numbers
behind.
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ctrl/shift/enter this, then fill down:
=MID(A1,MATCH(FALSE,ISERROR(1*MID(A1,ROW(1:20),1)) ,0),255)*1
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