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Monday, March 29, 2010

Excel Strip out a string

In Excel, when trying to remove a string of charactes, I regularly use the fomula below. When manipulating data from AD, this proves to be very useful, so in the example below, all data is removed before a semi colon within a string:

RIGHT(F433,LEN(F433) - FIND(";",F433))
Posted by m3ckon at 3:37 AM
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