How to split components of an equation

jbenfleming

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Say I have the following formula in cell A1: "=100+500"

how do I pull that 500 from the formula and put it in B1 using a formula?
 

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Select B1 and define this Name

Name: Formula
RefersTo: =GET.CELL(6, Sheet1!$A1)


Then the formula (put in B1) =MID(Formula,FIND("+",Formula&"+")+1, 255) will return the string "500". (i.e. everything after the first "+" in the formula.)
 
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Ended up putting this in B1: =RIGHT(FORMULATEXT(A1),LEN(FORMULATEXT(A1))-FIND("+",FORMULATEXT(A1)))

I like your solution though. Not a way I would normally be thinking. Always good to get new perspectives in Excel. Thank you!
 
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