Hi,
Firstly i have already found solution to concatenate numbers into strings.
example data : J1=1000m,J2=566m,J3=55m![]()
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I would like to isolate the 1000,566 and 55 into a different cell.
Hi,
Firstly i have already found solution to concatenate numbers into strings.
example data : J1=1000m,J2=566m,J3=55m![]()
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I would like to isolate the 1000,566 and 55 into a different cell.
Last edited by tanpa_nama; 09-27-2018 at 04:18 AM.
Your example is unclear. Does J1 contain 1000m and J2 contain 566m, etc, or is the entire string in one cell? Do you want the resulting 3 numbers in one cell, or one cell each (3 cells in total).
Sample sheets are often much clearer than words....
Glenn
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hi. updated the post. please see attachment.
Try
B6Formula:
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or
B6Formula:
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Copy the same in other cells
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but it only get 1000 value.
Did you copy paste the same formula in other cells too. I am getting result through post #4 formulas
yes. i put the formula in B6,D6,F6,H6,J6 all return 1000 value. both formula i use.
See the attached file it is working
aaahh.. need to change the COLUMNS function. thank you. that's the differences
or this... a shorter formula:
=IFERROR(MID(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE($A3,"=",REPT(" ",100)),"m",REPT(" ",100)),COLUMNS($B:B)*100,100)+0,"")
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