Remove Numbers - Extract Text in EXCEL
Use a formula in Excel to remove numbers from a string.
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Fantastic way of separating texts and numbers!! Thanks for the lesson!!
@datauntelligence
2 жыл бұрын
Excellent, glad it was helpful
thank you so much for such a way of explaining, super helpful.
@datauntelligence
Жыл бұрын
Excellent, glad it was helpful.
Hi, really liked this, worked really well. Just want to say as well, loved the way you went through it. Actually learned a little bit about what each bit of the formula does, rather than spoon feeding just the formula. Makes it easier to tailor it to my dataset and what I want to do. Thanks. Question: If I have a combination of letters, numbers and commas, is there a way or ignoring the numbers AND the commas in the one formula? My only idea is to use the formula in this video and just do a find/replace - commas for blanks. This is fine but would be easier if in a formula format as I update the data regularly.
@datauntelligence
Жыл бұрын
Hi there, thanks for the message. I'm happy that you found the video useful. Find and replace is a great tool to use to remove the commas. However, there is a way to modify the formula. See below, using my formula from the video (indicated by the underline), you could wrap it with a SUBSTITUTE function: =substitute(___________,",","") **don't forget to remove the original = sign
How do you scale this to numerous rows? I need to apply this to thousands of rows at a time.
and subscribed.🙂
@datauntelligence
Жыл бұрын
Wooo! Awesome.
How can I extract below text 100000 Phoenix Hill LLC distribution
Why would microsoft not just offer that as a default functionality rather than having to type that complicated function out? I can imagine this is a regularly required effort.
@datauntelligence
2 ай бұрын
Haha, yeah agree. This and many other formula.
What if my data is like: Spain_50012 France4567 1134_Portugal I want to extract the country name alone. how to do that with a single formula which applies to all different types ?
@datauntelligence
5 ай бұрын
Hey there, you could wrap my formula with =substitute(myformula,"_",,"")
I would like to extract the Numbers with special characters together, For Ex- " Inv. 1234-01, 12345-09 Submittal.msg " ,,, I want Only "1234-01, 12345-09"
@datauntelligence
Жыл бұрын
Hi, that's an interesting one. If all of them start with 'Inv. ' then you might be able to use =textafter(A1,"Inv. ",1)... A1 is an example of the cell reference.