Hi guys, I have a question.
Brechin Plc+F1570
Collingwood Plc+F4393
Dornberg Cl+F687
Holdenhurst Av+1402
It should be Brechin Plc, Collingwood Plc, and so on.
Anyone can help to remove +F...?
I really appreciate your help, thank you.
Hi guys, I have a question.
Brechin Plc+F1570
Collingwood Plc+F4393
Dornberg Cl+F687
Holdenhurst Av+1402
It should be Brechin Plc, Collingwood Plc, and so on.
Anyone can help to remove +F...?
I really appreciate your help, thank you.
Hello and welcome to the forum,
Try this formula :
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Hi thanks it's working.
But in this case i have 5000 records, so it only affected to that 4 records, and the others will be error.
Can you help this one as well?
Can you provide a sample workbook with more records?
Are they different?
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Here's the data
Thank you. I already uploaded.
Hi, if all you want to do is remove the +...,
1. Press CTRL+F, click the find & replace tab at the top of the window.
2. In the FIND box, type "+*" (without the quotes).
3. Leave the REPLACE box blank.
4. Highlight the entire "Street" column.
5. Click "Replace All".
Hope this helps. Should be no need for formulas here (unless i'm misunderstanding what your trying to do)...
All you need to do is put "(?)" into the FIND box and leave the REPLACE box blank again. Click REPLACE ALL and this will remove all the "(?)" from the column (remember to highlight the STREET column).
Last edited by AlphaRaveNZ; 04-08-2015 at 12:50 AM. Reason: Misunderstood request, have corrected response.
alright thank you guys for helping
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