Hello, I have these filenames....
Searchbtnselect ^AGR000020.png
Visited ^AGR000021.png
Height ^AGR000022.png
Audiooff ^AGR000023.png
Audioon ^AGR000024.png
Background ^AGR000025.png
...and so on
What formula will delete 9 characters after and including the ^.
So i ultimately want this in the next column.
Searchbtnselect.png
Visited.png
Height.png
Audiooff.png
Audioon.png
Background.png
THANK in advance
maybe this?
=LEFT(A1,SEARCH("^",A1,1)-1)&RIGHT(A1,4)
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Regards
Ford
great THANKS@
Happy to help and thanks for the feedback
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