Extracting Text in Cell

Exceluser2984

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Hi,

I know how to extract text between special characters but my question has a little wrinkle. I have text that looks like the following:

253>9374
734>3949;3948>3448
3847;43548>3949
589

I want to extract the text to the right of the ">". There could be multiple strings in each cell to be extracted. So the expected result from the sample above would be:

9374
3949;3448
3847;3949
589

Any formulas to do this?

Thanks!
 

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Hey,

I am slightly confused by your expected results.

The 1st expected result - fine
The 2nd implies you want the text after the first ">" and before the next ">"
The 3rd is confusing
The last one implies take the text as is if no ">"

If you truly want to extract text to the right of the ">" (assuming the first ">") then:
=MID(A1,SEARCH(CHAR(62),A1)+1,LEN(A1))
 
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Thanks for responding. Each cell can have multiple values returned. The delimiter within each cell is a semicolon (;). So if cell contains multiple semicolons then I want to return ever value to the right of the > and still have those values delimited by a semicolon. There may be instances where the there aren't 2 values separated by a > in that case I still want it returned.
 
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Hello, Text to would work somewhat like this.


Excel 2013/2016
ABCD
125393749374
27343949;394834483949;3948
33847;4354839493949
4589589
Worsheet
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1=IF(ISBLANK(B1),A1,B1)
D2=IF(ISBLANK(B2),A2,B2)
D3=IF(ISBLANK(B3),A3,B3)
D4=IF(ISBLANK(B4),A4,B4)
 
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That's pretty accurate - any way to get the formula into just once cell without having to break it down into multiple columns?
 
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