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Dear all,
I have a programme that measures areas off of drawings. The recorded data is produced in Excel cells as: A:32.2 B:245.2 C:9.2 etc. e.g. each cell contains 'letter+colon+number' What formula or format would I require to drop the "letter:" thereby isolating the numbers and enabling their manipulation? Thanking-you in advance, Neil |
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One way is to use a helper column and the formula
=MID(A1,3,999) Assumes you never have more than 999 numbers you actually want. Mike "Neil Pearce" wrote: Dear all, I have a programme that measures areas off of drawings. The recorded data is produced in Excel cells as: A:32.2 B:245.2 C:9.2 etc. e.g. each cell contains 'letter+colon+number' What formula or format would I require to drop the "letter:" thereby isolating the numbers and enabling their manipulation? Thanking-you in advance, Neil |
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=--RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-2)
-- David Biddulph "Neil Pearce" wrote in message ... Dear all, I have a programme that measures areas off of drawings. The recorded data is produced in Excel cells as: A:32.2 B:245.2 C:9.2 etc. e.g. each cell contains 'letter+colon+number' What formula or format would I require to drop the "letter:" thereby isolating the numbers and enabling their manipulation? Thanking-you in advance, Neil |
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