Extract Data String

kipper19

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Hi All.
Is it possible to extract the data from a string like these examples below, the data to be extracted is always after a number ie, 1 to 9 and always before the $ sign

11-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2, so in this example the data extracted would be LR BUNBURY CUP

29-Jul-23 1600m HEAVY 9 R7 RTG 66+ $43, this one would be RTG 66+

14-Jun-23 1650m SOFT 6 R1 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY $943 (of $32, this one would be 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY
 

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Try this

Book1
AB
111-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2, so in this example the data extracted would be LR BUNBURY CUPLR BUNBURY CUP
229-Jul-23 1600m HEAVY 9 R7 RTG 66+ $43, this one would be RTG 66+RTG 66+
314-Jun-23 1650m SOFT 6 R1 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY $943 (of $32, this one would be 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY2YO & 3YO 0MWLY
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B3B1=TRIM(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(REPLACE(A1,1,AGGREGATE(14,6,SEARCH("R"&{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}&" ",A1),1)+2,""),"$",REPT(" ",500)),500))
 
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Solution
Where B5 = 11-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2

MID(B5,FIND("R",B5,20)+3,(LEN(MID(B5,FIND("R",B5,20)+3,FIND("$",B5,15)))-(LEN(B5)-FIND("$",B5,15))-1))
 
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Try this

Book1
AB
111-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2, so in this example the data extracted would be LR BUNBURY CUPLR BUNBURY CUP
229-Jul-23 1600m HEAVY 9 R7 RTG 66+ $43, this one would be RTG 66+RTG 66+
314-Jun-23 1650m SOFT 6 R1 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY $943 (of $32, this one would be 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY2YO & 3YO 0MWLY
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B3B1=TRIM(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(REPLACE(A1,1,AGGREGATE(14,6,SEARCH("R"&{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}&" ",A1),1)+2,""),"$",REPT(" ",500)),500))
Thank You Phuoc, works well
 
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Where B5 = 11-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2

MID(B5,FIND("R",B5,20)+3,(LEN(MID(B5,FIND("R",B5,20)+3,FIND("$",B5,15)))-(LEN(B5)-FIND("$",B5,15))-1))
BrerRabbit - Your solution works as well, thank you
 
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What about just this?

23 11 25.xlsm
AB
111-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2LR BUNBURY CUP
229-Jul-23 1600m HEAVY 9 R7 RTG 66+ $43RTG 66+
314-Jun-23 1650m SOFT 6 R1 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY $9432YO & 3YO 0MWLY
Extract
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B3B1=TEXTAFTER(TEXTBEFORE(A1," $")," R"&SEQUENCE(9)&" ")
 
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Actually, based on your sample data, this even shorter one may be sufficient?

23 11 25.xlsm
AB
111-Mar-23 2100m GOOD 4 R8 LR BUNBURY CUP $2LR BUNBURY CUP
229-Jul-23 1600m HEAVY 9 R7 RTG 66+ $43RTG 66+
314-Jun-23 1650m SOFT 6 R1 2YO & 3YO 0MWLY $9432YO & 3YO 0MWLY
Extract (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B3B1=TEXTAFTER(TEXTBEFORE(A1," $")," ",5)
 
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