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The text in my cell is 25m3/hour and I want to use 25 in my formula, how do
I use functions to do this? It is not always 25 though, it could be a one, two or three digit number. and there could be more than one digit mixed in with the text that I don't want to include |
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Sorry for wasting everyone's time, I figured it out already!
Text in cell C90 = 25m3/hour Using formula MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90,1)-1 The answer = 25 Thanks anyways! "ivory_kitten" wrote: The text in my cell is 25m3/hour and I want to use 25 in my formula, how do I use functions to do this? It is not always 25 though, it could be a one, two or three digit number. and there could be more than one digit mixed in with the text that I don't want to include |
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Using formula MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90,1)-1
The answer = 25 Just to FYI........ Yes, the result is 25 but that 25 is not a numeric value, it's TEXT and could cause you to pull your hair out and/or cuss loudly. To convert the result to a numeric number: =MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90)-1)*1 Or: =LEFT(C90,FIND("m",C90)-1)*1 Biff "ivory_kitten" wrote in message ... Sorry for wasting everyone's time, I figured it out already! Text in cell C90 = 25m3/hour Using formula MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90,1)-1 The answer = 25 Thanks anyways! "ivory_kitten" wrote: The text in my cell is 25m3/hour and I want to use 25 in my formula, how do I use functions to do this? It is not always 25 though, it could be a one, two or three digit number. and there could be more than one digit mixed in with the text that I don't want to include |
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I will keep that in mind if I have any probs.
It is working fine as a number without updating the formula... so far! "Biff" wrote: Using formula MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90,1)-1 The answer = 25 Just to FYI........ Yes, the result is 25 but that 25 is not a numeric value, it's TEXT and could cause you to pull your hair out and/or cuss loudly. To convert the result to a numeric number: =MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90)-1)*1 Or: =LEFT(C90,FIND("m",C90)-1)*1 Biff "ivory_kitten" wrote in message ... Sorry for wasting everyone's time, I figured it out already! Text in cell C90 = 25m3/hour Using formula MID(C90,1,FIND("m",C90,1)-1 The answer = 25 Thanks anyways! "ivory_kitten" wrote: The text in my cell is 25m3/hour and I want to use 25 in my formula, how do I use functions to do this? It is not always 25 though, it could be a one, two or three digit number. and there could be more than one digit mixed in with the text that I don't want to include |
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