Hi,
I have the following formula, which works when I type it into a cell in excel:
=OFFSET(INDIRECT("'" & $AM6 & "'!$A$" & MATCH($A6,INDIRECT("'" & $AM6 & "'!$A:$A"),0)),31,1)
However, when I try to put this in VBA, I keep getting errors...I believe it's because of the double quotes and single...
Hello and thank you for your time,
I am trying to take a string of text and remove everything after the first quotation mark ("). For instance:
ab c "123" def becomes ab c
Here is my formula:
=left(a1,len(a1)-find(""",a1))
Excel does not like """
I have tried """" and '"'.
Quite...
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