Hi,
Looking to extract the #'s in this text string. I would like to have 3 separate columns for the output one would be 45 then would be 5 and last would be 100 for this example. Right now my formula extracts all #'s from the text string. Curious what the best approach would be. Thanks!
Looking to extract the #'s in this text string. I would like to have 3 separate columns for the output one would be 45 then would be 5 and last would be 100 for this example. Right now my formula extracts all #'s from the text string. Curious what the best approach would be. Thanks!
Copy of CHICAGO IL 6.1.22 PRICE PAGE.xlsx | ||||||||||||||||||||
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B | R | S | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | JM TPO 45MIL 5'X100' WHITE | 455100 | ||||||||||||||||||
TPO |
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
R11 | R11 | =TEXTJOIN("",TRUE,IFERROR((MID(B11,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(B11))),1)*1),"")) |
Cells with Conditional Formatting | ||||
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Cell | Condition | Cell Format | Stop If True | |
B69:D85,B130:D134,B87:D92,B94:D105,B107:D109,B125:D125,B148:D150,B11:D11,K10:P10,B118:D123,K22:Q25,K36:Q46,K27:Q33,B136:H137,B152:H157,J12:Q12,B127:K127,B66:K66,B48:K48,B9:K9,B10:I10,I67:P67,I117,I128:P128,I49:P49,I11:Q11,J69:Q85,J87:Q92,J94:Q105,J107:Q109 | Cell | contains a blank value | text | NO |