How to remove two first and two last characters from a column in Excel with one formula?

GregBrown1993

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Hello. I have my column A in Excel like this:
LT013800
LT025200
PL2011000
PL2061000
LV440200
LV604300
EE440000
EE700000
etc.
And I want my column B like this(so I want to remove two first and two last characters from column A using one formula):
0138
0252
20110
20610
4402
6043
4400
7000
etc.

Please write formula for me, I do not know anything about programming completely and I will be grateful if you help me :)
Greg
 

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