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Number Rabge Break up

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    Number Rabge Break up

    I work for a telecommunications company and I'm needing a little help with getting started solving a consistent problem.

    In telecomunications a lot of our phone numbers come in ranges (i.e. 555-555-5500 -- 5599; this is a block of 100 since 5500 is the first number). Often these ranges get broken apart and can get a little confusing on what numbers where left in the range.

    I was wondering if you guys could point me in the direction on how to either code this or make a formula for it. I have provided an example of the problem that I need to solve below.

    Original Block(555-555-2315 -- 2415) Tn 555-555-2372 and 555-555-2349 tns are being reassigned to another customer. 555-555-2315 -- 2348, 555-555-2350 -- 2371, 555-555-2373 -- 2415 are to be left.
    Last edited by yeshuawatso; 04-14-2005 at 06:02 PM. Reason: Doesn't make sense

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    Hello yeshuawatso,

    It would help to see how the numbers are arranged on the worksheet by column and row. What happens to the reassigned numbers? Are they moved into another block? More details are needed before I can help you with your problem. Help me to help you.

    Sincerely,
    Leith Ross

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