Hello,
I have tried hard to no avail using the trim function to get rid of the unwanted characters before and after the numbers below :
<---- 17026 ---->
<---- 17027 ---->
<---- 17049 ---->
Any one with any ideas?
Many thanks
FO
Hello,
I have tried hard to no avail using the trim function to get rid of the unwanted characters before and after the numbers below :
<---- 17026 ---->
<---- 17027 ---->
<---- 17049 ---->
Any one with any ideas?
Many thanks
FO
Last edited by fodejimi; 04-05-2011 at 11:26 AM.
how about this:
=LOOKUP(99^99, --MID(A1, FIND(" ", A1), ROW($A$1:$A$30)))
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Have you tried the CLEAN() function?
If it doesn't work, then what are those spaces? Try =CODE(LEFT(A1)) where A1 contains one of those strings to trim... what does that return?
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=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(D6,">",""),"-",""),"<","")+0
where D6 holds <---- 17026 ----> leaves you with 17026
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It worked. Many thanks to you all.
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