Extract Invoice number, Mid, Right, Left, Replace, 10^10 etc.

srizki

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I have string,
S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\Cocohills\241005-PHOO2\0817NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlsm
And I need to extract 0817NNJ036241005-SBOO2 here it happens to be the last in this string, I would like to know how to extract this and also, if it is not the last part of the string how will I extract then.

Regards,
 

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What does custom number format of ;;; mean?
Three semi-colons will hide the value in the cell. Although most people use white font instead.
any thing unique in an invoice number that excel could search for
if there is nothing unique , like its position or a specific string or in your example it has a \ at the front and a - in the string
so maybe looking for a - and then a \ before the - may give us the unique bit
can you perhaps post a dozen different examples of the likely format
 
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I have string,
S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\Cocohills\241005-PHOO2\0817NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlsm
And I need to extract 0817NNJ036241005-SBOO2 here it happens to be the last in this string, I would like to know how to extract this and also, if it is not the last part of the string how will I extract then.
Besides the questions 'etaf' asked you in Message #2 , I would like to know whether the will be a dot/extension after the Invoice Number when it is not after the last backslash character?
 
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All invoices have different number,
S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\cocolips\241005-PHOO2\1117NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlsm
S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\ConocoPhillips\241005-PHOO2\0317NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlsm
S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\ConocoPhillips\241005-PHOO2\0617NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlsm
'S:\Houston JIB Accounting\Outside Operated JIB's\Jacquie's Group JIBs\SOHAIL RIZKI UPLOADS\ConocoPhillips\241005-PHOO2\0317NNJ036241005-SBOO2.xlk
 
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for your reply,
I have copied and pasted a few rows, I hope this will make myself clear.

Best regards
 
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If it is always the last piece (before the file extension), this should work (for an entry in cell A1):
Code:
=TRIM(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(RIGHT(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"\",REPT(" ",200)),200)),".",REPT(" ",100)),100))
 
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Thank you Joe4

It is working as I wanted.

Thank you.
 
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you mentioned in your original post
I would like to know how to extract this and also, if it is not the last part of the string how will I extract then.
is it always the last part of string ? as in your examples
 
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