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Seperate date by symbol?

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    Seperate date by symbol?

    Hi

    I'm trying to figure out a formula that will seperate by symbol, specificlly "/"
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    IE
    Original cell data

    Rear Sprocket/Urban Industries/ (Bolt Cirlce-6 Bolt;Bolt Hole Diameter-;Hub ID-)

    Resulting cell data

    Rear Sprocket/Urban Industries

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    I want it to keep the words "Rear Sprocket" / and the following company name while disguarding everythign else including the second "/"

    I may be a bit confusing i'm sorry please take a look at my sample file

    Thanks again!
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    Figured it out!

    Just follow these simple steps

    :http://blogs.msdn.com/lauraj/archive...08/177965.aspx

    Works great incase anyone needs it

    Thanks for looking

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    Hi,

    Try the below and drag down

    =LEFT(A3,LEN(LEFT(A3,FIND("/",A3,FIND("/",A3,1)+1)))-1)

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    oh wow

    yap that seems to do the job too! thanks!!

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    Glad to here it

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    Quote Originally Posted by VBA Noob
    =LEFT(A3,LEN(LEFT(A3,FIND("/",A3,FIND("/",A3,1)+1)))-1)
    looks a bit complicated to me, why not just

    =LEFT(A3,FIND("/",A3,FIND("/",A3)+1)-1)

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    You know me Daddylonglegs.....If there's a hard way I can find it

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    heh

    Well is there an easy and a hard way to figure this one out?

    http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=584883

    thanks guys

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