Formua too remove dot

howard

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  1. 2021
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  1. Windows
I have the following formula to extract the name and surname from an email address.


I need to amend the formula so that dot (.) does not appear between the name & surname

Code:
 =PROPER(LEFT(B3,FIND("@",B3)-1))

your assistance in resolving this is most appreciated



Book1
AB
3Dave.Costadave.costa@ghom.com
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A3=PROPER(LEFT(B3,FIND("@",B3)-1))
 
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try substitute the . with space

=SUBSTITUTE(PROPER(LEFT(B3,FIND("@",B3)-1)),"."," ")
 
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