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I am importing basketball stats from another site. No problem until I import
the Free Throws Made/Free Throws Attempted stats. Here each cell contains two numbers separated by a dash ... for example: 17-24 indicating 17 successful free throws were made out of 24 attempts. Since future computations involve using only the Free Throws Attempted number, I am interested in importing only the second number. What process must I go through to accomplish that? Obviously I am new to Excell and will be most appreciative of any assistance you can give me. |
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This formula will strip it out
=RIGHT(G17,LEN(G17)-FIND("-",G17)) or you can use datatext to columns -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Walter" wrote in message ... I am importing basketball stats from another site. No problem until I import the Free Throws Made/Free Throws Attempted stats. Here each cell contains two numbers separated by a dash ... for example: 17-24 indicating 17 successful free throws were made out of 24 attempts. Since future computations involve using only the Free Throws Attempted number, I am interested in importing only the second number. What process must I go through to accomplish that? Obviously I am new to Excell and will be most appreciative of any assistance you can give me. |
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If you can't get rid of it at the source you can break it out once in Excel.
Try DataText to ColumnsDelimited byOther......enter a hyphenNext Select the first column and "Do not Import(skip)" and Finish. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 11:01:00 -0800, Walter wrote: I am importing basketball stats from another site. No problem until I import the Free Throws Made/Free Throws Attempted stats. Here each cell contains two numbers separated by a dash ... for example: 17-24 indicating 17 successful free throws were made out of 24 attempts. Since future computations involve using only the Free Throws Attempted number, I am interested in importing only the second number. What process must I go through to accomplish that? Obviously I am new to Excell and will be most appreciative of any assistance you can give me. |
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![]() Wow ... terrific advice ... many thanks!! "Gord Dibben" wrote: If you can't get rid of it at the source you can break it out once in Excel. Try DataText to ColumnsDelimited byOther......enter a hyphenNext Select the first column and "Do not Import(skip)" and Finish. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 11:01:00 -0800, Walter wrote: I am importing basketball stats from another site. No problem until I import the Free Throws Made/Free Throws Attempted stats. Here each cell contains two numbers separated by a dash ... for example: 17-24 indicating 17 successful free throws were made out of 24 attempts. Since future computations involve using only the Free Throws Attempted number, I am interested in importing only the second number. What process must I go through to accomplish that? Obviously I am new to Excell and will be most appreciative of any assistance you can give me. |
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