Although there is no such thing as Substring function in Excel, there exist three Text functions to extract text of a given length from a cell. Additionally, there are FIND and SEARCH functions to get a substring before or after a specific character. Continue reading
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Hi all, need help with this one please. I have this in a cell "Treasury rate: 4.85%Tenure: 12 month(s)", and i need to extract these in to separate cells in the same row:
Cell1: 4.85%
Cell2: 12
Cell3: month(s)
Appreciate some help
Hi! Try to use the recommendations described in this guide: How to extract Nth word from a text string. For example:
=TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE(A2," ",REPT(" ",LEN(A2))), (3-1)*LEN(A2)+1, LEN(A2)))
I have this in a column and I need to extract the word in front of ISS: Like "Anifowose ISS" and "Sanya ISS". What will be the line of formular pls?
1. Refill of 33kV Bus Section SF6 gas at Anifowose ISS
2. Maintenance of 33kV yellow phase transformer breaker at Sanya ISS that was reported glowing.
Thanks
Hi! To extract text string, thy to use TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER functions. You can use this formula:
=TEXTAFTER(TEXTBEFORE(A1," ISS")," ",-1)
Hi, and thank you for all the answers you've posted!!
Can you also use the TEXTBEFORE AND TEXTAFTER functions in an IF formula?
Hi! Like other Excel functions, you can use the TEXTBEFORE AND TEXTAFTER functions in an IF formula. It depends on your conditions.
Please help.
BMW - Active E 094
how to extract Active E from the text?
Hi! You can use these formulas for this text string:
=MID(LEFT(A1,SEARCH("#", SUBSTITUTE(A1," ","#",LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1," ",""))))), SEARCH("-",LEFT(A1,SEARCH("#", SUBSTITUTE(A1," ","#",LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1," ",""))))))+1,20)
or
=TEXTBEFORE(TEXTAFTER(A1,"-")," ",-1)
Here is the article that may be helpful to you: Excel TEXTBEFORE function - extract text before character (delimiter) and Excel TEXTAFTER function: extract text after character or word.
Hi,
I need a help if anybody can help. I just need to extract the letter between the numbers.
Data in column A:
362T200
1000RT200
1000MST200
What I need to get in column B:
T
RT
MST
Thank you for any help!
Hi! The following tutorial should help: How to remove numbers from text string in Excel.
Hola, necesitaría vuestra ayuda si es posible...
De la siguiente cadena "ALFARO ALMEIDA, ALFREDO", me gustaría extraer a otra celda todo lo que está antes de la coma, de forma que pueda separar los apellidos del nombre, ya que los recibo de esa forma.
He probado la siguiente fórmula que he visto en tutoriales, pero me da error: =IZQUIERDA(F2,BUSCAR(",",F2)-1)
Gracias de antemano, saludos.
Hi! If I got you right, the formula below will help you with your task:
=LEFT(F2,SEARCH(",",F2)-1)
or
=TEXTBEFORE(F2,",")
For more information, please visit: Excel TEXTBEFORE function - extract text before character (delimiter).
How to extract a word from Cell A to Cell B based on the list/range given in Cell C.
For Example-
Given - Cell A - I like Dogs
I need the word "Like" in Cell B
Based on Cell C range - Like , Love , live etc.
What would be the formula?
Hi! The formula below will do the trick for you:
=INDEX(C1:C3,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(SEARCH(C1:C3,A1)),0))
For more information, please read: How to find substring in Excel
Hi!
I passed 1day searching to do the same thing but with wildcards and possible multiple matches across a same string.
"sample sentences" "Expected_Results" "Lookedup_Patterns"
wrong spell match : A.01 sample A.01 A.?
single match A2.22 sample in sentence A2.22 A?.
double match test B1.44 and B2.55 sample B1.44, B2.55 B?.
I tested many combinations but none works the way I need ! This is the closest I achieved :
{=TEXTJOIN(",";TRUE;IFNA(INDEX(TEXTSPLIT($M2;" ");MATCH($S$2:$S$4&"*";TEXTSPLIT($M2;" ");0));""))}
what look strange is that the return of the MATCH() is a list of 3 items and thus don't list more than one similar pattern match per sentence
Thanks in advance for your expertized advice ;)
sorry, the tabs were not preserved :
Column M - Column Q - Column S
"sample sentences" - "Expected_Results" - "Lookedup_Patterns"
wrong spell match : A.01 sample - A.01 - A.?
single match A2.22 sample in sentence - A2.22 - A?.
double match test B1.44 and B2.55 sample - B1.44, B2.55 - B?.
Forgot to say that I got it to work using Alex's VBA RegExpExtract code and the "\s[A-za-z0-9]+\.[A-za-z0-9]+\s" pattern...
but would have loved to find a non-VBA dependent formula.
HI! i need a super big help. I'd love to have your knowledge and expertise to find a solution to this:
i have two columns with information (text) that is not coming in the same order EX:
Column A: Finance Service Account; HR Business Partner; Client Account
Column B: Client Account; Finance Service Account
I am ok with the ones which are repeated, i want a formula to find the differences between the two columns and throw the HR Business Partner as a result. your help would be very much appreciated. thank you!
Hi! If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:
=IF(CONCAT(CHOOSECOLS(TEXTSPLIT(A1,";"),3,1)) = CONCAT(TEXTSPLIT(B1,";")), CHOOSECOLS(TEXTSPLIT(A1,";"),2),"")
Use the TEXTSPLIT function to split the text by separators. Use the CHOOSECOLS function to get the desired parts of the text. Combine these parts with the CONCAT function and compare them.
Hi!
I have a cell with multiplication formula. for example c2 is "=3,2*2,6". I want to take those 3,2 to d2, and 2,6 to e2.
Sorry for my english!
Hi!
If your formula is written as text, use substring functions to extract numbers from text.
=--LEFT(C2,SEARCH("~*",C2)-1)
=--MID(C2,SEARCH("~*",C2)+1,10)
If a formula is written in cell C2, use FORMULATEXT to get formula text.
=--LEFT(FORMULATEXT(C2),SEARCH("~*",FORMULATEXT(C2))-1)
I hope my advice will help you solve your task.
Need to find the count of Agents under TL2 with a score >80
TL Score
TL1_Agent1 98%
TL2_Agent1 52%
TL2_Agent2 88%
TL3_Agent1 40%
TL3_Agent2 77%
TL3_Agent3 101%
TL3_Agent4 68%
TL1_Agent2 45%
TL2_Agent3 81%
TL2_Agent4 23%
Hi!
Extract the first 3 characters from the text in column A with LEFT(A1,3). Then use the formula COUNTIFS with two conditions. See this article for detailed instructions: Excel COUNTIFS and COUNTIF with multiple AND / OR criteria.
If I understand the problem correctly, try this formula:
=COUNTIFS(C2:C20,"TL2",B2:B20,">80%")
I have a cell string that looks like this
A-1 Mfg. Co., Inc.
I want to extract the 1st 6 characters into another cell excluding hyphens, spaces and commas so my output looks like this
A1MfgC
How do I do the formula?
Hello!
We have a special tutorial on this. Please see How to remove special (unwanted) characters from string in Excel.
Then use the LEFT function.
Here is a sample formula
=LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A2, " ", ""), ".", ""), ",", ""), "-", ""),6)
Hello.
Does anyone have a formula for extracting the "A1466" in this example?
MacBook Air Core i5 A1466 13 1.8GHz 8GB 128GB 2017
The number of characters after the "A" will always be either 4 or 5 characters long however, there will sometimes be other words in the string that start with "A". In this case "Air". The "A" number is also not always in the same position in the cell.
In fact, rather than extracting the number what is actually ultimately required is to clean the string so that it will result in eg (without the "A" number)
MacBook Air Core i5 13 1.8GHz 8GB 128GB 2017
Is this achievable with any kind of search/ substitute type function?
Thanks in advance.
If I understand your task correctly, the following tutorial should help: Excel Regex to remove certain characters or text from strings.
Use this pattern:
'\A\d{4,5}
I'd recommend you to have a look at our Regex Tools. It can find, extract, delete, or replace strings that match the regex pattern you entered. It is available as a part of our Ultimate Suite for Excel that you can install in a trial mode and check how it works for free.
I am trying to extract parts of a date in a cell to format it differently on a different sheet.
Starting with a cell containing "2023-03-11T14:07:58", "I need to reformat this as 2023-03-11 14:07:58 UTC"
Can I do this by combining some of the functions on this page? Or is there another way?
Hi!
If your cell contains a date, change the custom date format as described in these instructions: How to change Excel date format and create custom formatting. If your cell contains text, remove unnecessary characters with the SUBSTITUTE function.
=SUBSTITUTE(A1,"T"," ")&" UTC"
I hope it’ll be helpful.
I have a list of TEXT, over 90,000 lines . I copied from a webpage, approx 25,000 names and added it to my list. Now when I sort the list alphabetically, it does not work properly. For example the following is an extract
ABLAZING GRACE
ABLE BEAUTY
ABLE HIT
ABLE IVY
ABLE LASS
ABLE LOTTY
ABLE MAGPIE
ABLE MILLIE
ABLE QUEST
ABLE RAMON
ABLE SABLE
ABLE TO RUN
ABLE VIVA
ABLE BONNIE
ABLE CUSTOMER
ABLE FAME
ABLE LANE
ABLEBE
You will see that ABLE BONNIE, ABLE CUSTOMER, ABLE FAME and ABLE LANE are not in the correct order. These are what I added from a webpage. Interestingly, if I retype the name and resort my list, the retyped value is sorted correctly.
I cannot possibly spend the hours to retype all these names - does anyone have a solution - I have tried everything I know ! Thank you
Hello!
You may have non-printing characters in your text. Try removing them using these recommendations: Delete spaces, line breaks and non-printing characters. We also have a tool that can remove extra spaces, line breaks, or non-printing characters in one click: Remove Characters tool.
It is available as a part of our Ultimate Suite for Excel that you can install in a trial mode and check how it works for free.
Hi,
I am trying to extract the Last Name - "Twain" from this data:
Shania Twain\ShanTw00
Is there an easy way to do this with a formula?
Hi!
Please read the above article carefully. Try to use information in this article: How to extract text before a specific character and How to extract text after character.
=RIGHT(LEFT(A2, SEARCH("\",A2)-1), LEN(LEFT(A2, SEARCH("\",A2)-1))-SEARCH(" ", LEFT(A2, SEARCH("\",A2)-1)))
Hi,
I wondering if you could help me out with this.
I have a column with alphabets "A","B","U" and blanks . "A" means Main part ; "B" means Sub Part; "U" means Miscellaneous.
I want the descriptions of the alphabets in the next column. Is there a way?
Many thanks!
Hi!
Put the descriptions in a separate table and search there. You can also find useful information in this article: Excel VLOOKUP function tutorial with formula examples.
Thanks very much!
I have a cell A2 that has ABC COMPANY #332; DEF COMPANY #254. I need to extract the 4 character numbers #332 and #254. I would like multiple columns to pull in each instance. I can successfully get the 1st instance using the formula
=TRIM(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(MID(A2,FIND("#",A2),LEN(A2))," ",REPT(" ",4)),4)) will result in #332
How can i pull in the 2nd instance #254 in another column?
Hello!
If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:
=MID(A2,SEARCH("$", SUBSTITUTE(A2,"#","$",2)),4)
Thanks, this is working. is there a way to add a qualifier to only return values that have a # followed by numbers and NOT include any instances where a # is followed by letters?
Example
#332; #FGH; #254
Return #254 instead of #FGH
Hello!
To extract multiple text strings from the text, use regular expressions. Read more about it in the article How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex). Use this formula -
=RegExpExtract(A1,"#\d+")
You can use regular expressions with Regex Tools. It is available as a part of our Ultimate Suite for Excel that you can install in a trial mode and check how it works for free.
Please help on how to extract or split if the start of the characters are the same?
Example I want to extract only the words after the second "20L" which is ERASE on below.
9D21461T5580739.11PHMC1020LP4ETR20LERASE
Hi!
If I got you right, the formula below will help you with your task:
=MID(SUBSTITUTE(A2,"20L","#",2), SEARCH("#",SUBSTITUTE(A2,"20L","#",2))+1,50)
What about if the two characters are different? Which character do you put where?
For example I am looking to to pull out just "240" from the string "200- COGS : 240 - Prof Services Mgmt" in a different cell. In this example, I'm looking for the section of the string between the "-" character and ":" character.
I'm using the formula =MID(F2, SEARCH(":",F2) + 1, SEARCH("-",F2,SEARCH("-",F2)+1) - SEARCH(":",F2) - 1), but I think I need to change around the "-" and ":", but not sure where. I am always needing to break out these 4 pieces of information from a string like this and it takes forever. So if someone could tell me the best formula to use to get each of the pieces of information (200, COGS, 240, Prof Services Mgmt), that would be really helpful!
Thanks!
Hi!
You can extract from text with delimiters 4 values into 4 cells with a single formula using new function TEXTSPLIT
=TEXTSPLIT(F2,{":","-"})
If this function is not available to you, I recommend using these instructions: How to split cells in Excel: Text to Columns, Flash Fill and formulas.
Hi,
Can you please help in excel?
I want to extract the date from a cell and is it possible the word "Date" would be appearing every time just before the date.
I extracted the last 8 characters that contains date (Example of that text --> JSB-EPP-005253-23052022) but the requirement of the format is not achieved. Last 8 characters should be displayed in the assigned cell as "Date: 23.05.2022)".
If this is possible, so please guide me how it would be implemented.
Appreciate your great work,
Thanks & Warm Regards,
Ali
Hi!
To insert characters into text, use the REPLACE function
Try this formula:
="Date: "&REPLACE(REPLACE(RIGHT(A1,8),3,0,"."),6,0,".")
Thank you very very much...this Formula worked great and fulfilled my all requirement :)
I once again appreciate and bundle of thanks Dear Sir..
I'm needing to use this for a set of data that sometimes has multiple words in a cell, but not always. I've tried nesting it in an IF formula, but I've gone wrong somewhere. What I have works if there are spaces, but not if there aren't.
Sample data set:
Cat
Brown dog
Mixed-breed dog
I would like to get the following results:
Cat
Brown
Mixed-breed
This formula (where A16 is the original cell) works for the second two, but not the first.
=IF(SEARCH(" ",A16),LEFT(A16,SEARCH(" ",A16)-1),A16)
Hi!
Use the IFERROR function to handle an error when a space is not found.
=IFERROR(IF(SEARCH(" ",A16),LEFT(A16,SEARCH(" ",A16)-1),A16),A16)
That's worked! Thank you!
Hi...!!
I want to check a cell by formula "if a cell contains FORMULA in itself or not".
I am using Excel 2010 so "ISFORMULA" function is not workable for me.
Please advise.
Please advise
Hi
I hope you can help me with this kind sir
In column one, I have a list of tracking numbers that looks like this:
123456
123456
123456
123456
12345678
12345678
12345678
1234567
1234567
12345
12345
12345
Suppose all FedEx trackings are 7 digit numbers, USPS are 8 digits length, DHL are 6 and XPO are the ones with 5 digits.
What I'm trying to do is finding all USPS trackings and extract em from colum 1 to column 2, then, find all FedEx trackings and extract em to column 3, then find all the DHL tracking numbers to column 4 and so on.
Is there a formula for that? Like, one that find all values of a given amount of digits (or characters) in a column and list em in a different column?
Thanks in advance!
(Sorry for the spam, I wasn't sure if I have replied to someone's comment lol)
Hello!
Determine the number of characters using the LEN function. Use the FILTER function to get values of a specific length.
For example:
=FILTER(A1:A20,LEN(A1:A20)=6)
I am looking to extract the text after MA_
RURAL_BUILD_FTTP_28B_FTTP_MA_PCPV9135_ON69848_AGN_SPN_CBT_RURAL_VA1
RURAL_BUILD_28B_FTTP_MA_PCPV9152_POLING_CIVILS_VA1
RURAL BUILD FTTP 30A_FTTP_MA_PCPV9058_MICS_CIVILS_VA1
RURAL BUILD_29A_FTTP_MAIDSTONE_MA_PCPV9027_TEST ROD AND ROPE
Ideally I would like a return of only the V*** after PCP
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Hello!
You can find the examples and detailed instructions here: Extract substring before or after a given character. This should solve your task.
Please How do i extract group of numbers appearing in in different positions of a different cells.
Example;
A
ABSTV234 K:50s
sg789nvhn092h
satcads15qw20
B(outcome)
234
789
15
Hello!
To extract the first number from text string use the user-defined function RegExpExtract. You can find the examples and detailed instructions here: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex).
Hi Dear,
Can you please help me to extract the text using excel logic
791541213823202211Towage10120
80292721355020228Charts/Publications10.11
80292721355020228Class Certificates / Survey fee (DNV, Lloyd's, GL) / ISM250
80292721355020228Port Costs1897
80292721355020228Port Costs2116.8
80292721355020228Port Costs4.7
80292721355020228Port Costs66.69
80292721355020228Waste Disposal1639.28
90301491169020229Mooring Unmooring1003.89
903643010118Federal Goods and Services Taxes (GST)1633.41
903643010118Federal Goods and Services Taxes (GST)1834.4
903643010118Federal Goods and Services Taxes (GST)2035.4
903643010118Federal Goods and Services Taxes (GST)218.28
903643010118Federal Goods and Services Taxes (GST)230.02
Hello!
To extract everything except numbers from text, you can use the user-defined RegExpExtract function.
=RegExpExtract(A1, "[^\d]+")
You can also find useful information in this article: How to remove numbers from text string in Excel.
Also you can try the formula:
=SUBSTITUTE((CONCAT(IF(NOT(ISNUMBER(--MID(A1,ROW($1:$94),1))), MID(A1,ROW($1:$94),1),"")))," ","")
I hope it’ll be helpful.
Hi All,
not even sure if this is possible. But i need to return the first 5 digit number from the below alphanumeric text in a cell. the answers should be
Example 1: 93423
Example 2: 87952
Example 1: "**02.06 return updated in SPA** ordered 93423 BR 4PNS PCFC A RK 495L 1X1 x 2 delivered 2 x 4Pns Pl Al 94253 1300353110"
Example 2: noted with d Short delivered multiple invoices - 2 x BR Vct Br NGB 750 4x3 87952 12 x BR PI N A 5.1% NGB 330ML 4X6IMP 94152
Hello!
You can solve your problem with a user-defined REGEX function. The following tutorial should help: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex). To extract a five digit number, try this formula:
=RegExpExtract(A1, "\d{5}", 1)
hey
i have a data i need to do the following
1- i need to select the word ( black )
2- i need to delet it from the A1 cell
3- i need to replasce it in cell b1
ex.
A1 iphone 6s black
A2 iphone black 7p
A3 black flat charger
what i want to do is
A1 iphone 6s B1 black
A2 iphone 7p B2 black
A3 flat charger B3 Black
thank you
Hi!
If I understand your task correctly, the following tutorial should help: Using REPLACE and SUBSTITUTE functions in Excel.
xboxonefifa14
3dspokemonmoon
playstation3ufcundisputed3
playstation3djhero
playstation3fifa14
xbox360pure
xboxoneforzahorizon2
playstation2needforspeedunderground
playstation4yakuza0
xbox360worms2armageddon
playstation4soulcaliburvi
xboxonehitman2
Hello, I am looking for a way to split the game platforms; (xbox360, xboxone, playstation2, playstation3, 3ds etc) from the game titels; (fifa14, pokemonmoon, djhero etc). Is there a formula I could use ? I tried this formule: =IF(SEARCH("one";A2;2);LEFT(A2;SEARCH("one";A2)+2);1) to split xboxonefifa14 which only worked to split xboxone from the game title, but I couldn't get the game title in a different column. So my question is how I could be able to separate the game titles from different platforms?
Hello!
To get the name of the game in the second column, use the SEARCH function to find the game platform. Replace game platform with blank using the SUBSTITUTE function.
=CONCAT(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($H$1:$H$5,A1)), SUBSTITUTE(A1,$H$1:$H$5,""),""))
$H$1:$H$5 - game platforms.
You can also find useful information in this article: How to find and replace multiple values at once.
Hi!
The names of the gaming platforms have partial matches. If you search for xbox360 it will find xbox360 and xbox. Also "ps" can be found in the name of the game.
Rin (Re.1) Advanced Detergent Powder, 10g (Pack of 108) (IA) = 108
Lays (Rs.10) Potato Chips - Cream & Onion, 30g (Pack of 10) (IA) = 10
Parachute (Re.1) 100% Pure Coconut Hair Oil, 2.3ml (Pack of 36) (IA) =36
Too Yumm! (Rs.5) Veggie Stix - Chilli Chatka, 14g (Pack of 12) (IA) =12
Please help here to extract the number after the word " Pack of"
Hello!
I believe the following formula will help you solve your task:
=IFERROR(MID(A2, SEARCH("Pack of ", A2) + LEN("Pack of "), SEARCH(") (", A2) - SEARCH("Pack of ", A2) - LEN("Pack of ")), "")
Read more in this article: How to extract text between two characters or words.
No sir,
Its not working ,
showing blank when i apply this formula.
Hi!
I tested the formula using your data. She works.
Hello Sir
The given formula not working for below cases,
1.Pampers Baby Dry Pants - M, 2pcs, (Pack of 8)
2.Colgate (Rs.10) Active Salt Toothpaste, 21g (Pack of 12)
Hi!
The formula I sent to you was created based on the description you provided in your first request. However, as far as I can see from your second comment, your task is now different from the original one. For this data, another formula is needed.
=IFERROR(MID(A2, SEARCH("Pack of ", A2) + LEN("Pack of "), SEARCH(")",A2,SEARCH("Pack of ", A2)+1)- SEARCH("Pack of ", A2) - LEN("Pack of ")), "")
Supper Sir,
Great Thanks.....
I am trying to extract the month from a string like the following
CF Customer Oct 07
Ash Customer Sep 07
Pete Customer Sep 07
Can you give me a formula?
Hello!
To extract a string from text, try using the MID function -
=MID(A1,LEN(A1)-5,3)
Hope this is what you need.
Hi,
Can you please suggest in this, will appreciate your help.
I have some cells like below
Sushama.K.CTS -> Sushama.K.CTS -> Arbina.B.CTS
Snehal.C.CTS -> Pooja.G.CTS
Sonam.C.CTS -> Sonam.C.CTS -> Sonam.C.CTS
Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS
How I can extract the last name from each cells after the ">" symbol.
Like, my result for above cells should be like
Arbina.B.CTS
Pooja.G.CTS
Sonam.C.CTS
Sonali.S.CTS
I have tried with this formula,
=RIGHT(Q3424,LEN(Q3424)-SEARCH(">",Q3424))
but it's giving me this result
Sushama.K.CTS -> Arbina.B.CTS
Pooja.G.CTS
Sonam.C.CTS -> Sonam.C.CTS
Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS -> Sonali.S.CTS
but I need the last part
So please suggest.
Hello!
Replace the last ">" with "#" using the SUBSTITUTE function. Determine the position of this character using the SEARCH function. Starting from this position, extract string from the text using the MID function.
=MID(SUBSTITUTE(A1,">","#",LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,">",""))), SEARCH("#",SUBSTITUTE(A1,">","#",LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,">",""))))+1,50)
This should solve your task.
Hi, I have a query , it would be great if you could solve this. I have some UPC codes in one cell, i need to copy all the UPC codes into different excel cells.
077346100626, 011951600003, 781968002106, 692000196342, 885694471981, 715933319937, 199960027704
I need to copy numbers after every "," sign to different cells.
Like
077346100626
011951600003
781968002106
692000196342
885694471981
715933319937
199960027704
Thanks,
Hello!
We have a special tutorial on this. Please see How to split text string in Excel by comma, space, character or mask.
its helpful, but it didn't solve my problem. In the tutorial which you told me, it find the characters in a three word cell, but in my case i have more than 5 or more words separated by ","
How can i separate them by this formula ?
in the tutorial it used three functions 1-Left 2-Mid 3-Right
Is there any thing else i can use to solve this problem ?
Hello!
You can use the Split Text tool included with our Ultimate Suite for Excel that you can install in a trial mode and check how it works for free.
Try to use the recommendations described in this article: How to split cells in Excel.
Hope you’ll find this information helpful.
Hello!
If I understand the problem correctly, you can use the SEARCH function to search for the desired word. With nested IF functions, you can check two conditions.
Please try the formula below:
=IF(SUM(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"UP","BULISCH","BUY"},A2))) > 0,$D$2, IF(SUM(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"SELL","BEARISH","DOWN"},A2))) > 0,$E$2,""))
I hope it’ll be helpful. If something is still unclear, please feel free to ask.
Pozdrav !
OK Pomaze Thanks
Goran
Hello Alexander,
I hope you can help me, I have a list of transactions in column J and a list of text in a separate tab in the same workbook. I want to write a formula to find this text in the separate tab and extract this from the transactions (Column J) and the result should be in Column N.
For Example:
Column J
"Int Debit Order To Settlement
"Cashsend Digital SettlementCard No.
Digital Tran Fees Settlement *
Bal Brought Forward
Monthly Acc Fee Headoffice *
Transaction Charge Headoffice *
"Int Debit Order To Settlement"
"Acb Debit:External Settlement 19.75 "
"Digital Transf Cr Settlement"
"Atm Withdrawal 31.50 TCard No. "
"Pos Purchase Settlement 4.35 TCard No. (Effective 16/05/2022)"
"Notific Fee Sms Notifyme 1.20 T2 Sms Notifications"
PY 4654654654Transfer
Separate Tab List in Column Q:
Notific Fee Sms
Bal Brought Forward
Pos Purchase
Acb Debit:External
Transaction Charge
Monthly Acc Fee
Cashsend Digital
PY 4654654654
Int Debit Order To
Digital Tran Fees
Atm Withdrawal
In Column N:
I need the formula to search from the list (Separate Tab) and extract the text from the transactions in Column J.
If you could assist me with this formula please.
Hello!
To search for a string in text, use the SEARCH function.
Use INDEX+MATCH to get the desired values.
Please try the following formula:
=INDEX(J1:J13,MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(SEARCH(Q1,J1:J13)),0))
Hope this is what you need.
Hi
Please resolve my below problem:
I Have data in cells as below:
A1= 1B90
A2= 1B113
A3= 3DE- 61
A4= 1E-105
And I want as below:
B1= B
B2= B
B3= DE
B4= E
Hello!
To extract only letters from text, use regular expressions.
Try to use the recommendations described in this article: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex).
=CONCAT(RegExpExtract(A1;"[a-zA-Z]+"))
I hope my advice will help you solve your task.
Hello,
I have the following statement where I'm trying to pull the numerical value's off the far right side (a: 157.00; b: -0.23; c: 9.00). I have tried the example up the top for RIGHT function but it jut pulls everything excluding the month (Feb). If I drop the LEN function and just use SEARCH it pulls only four characters from the right (a:7.00; b:0.23; c: 9.00).
Feb 07 Mudgee Vet Surg Mudgee Au 034254325786123489 157.00
Feb 06 Temple & Webster St Peters Au 25643965992308034556 -0.23
Feb 05 The Brumby Nepalese R Nadal Au 75123502038260262235719 9.00
Thank you for your help in advance.
Cheers,
Rowie
Hello!
Look for the example formulas here: How to extract number from the end of text string.
This should solve your task.
Dear Sir,
I have texts in a large xls in the pattern of
APLHA|Alphanum1|alpha num2|alpha num3 - the length of each alphanum is not fixed. Text has spaces too.
I need to get all the text upto the last | delimiter - i.e. - "APLHA|Alphanum1|alpha num2"
Could not make any of the above work. Please assist.
Hello!
Use the SUBSTITUTE function to replace the last delimiter with another character. Calculate the position of this character using the SEARCH function. Get the required number of characters using the LEFT function.
=LEFT(A1,SEARCH("#",SUBSTITUTE(A1,"|","#", LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"|",""))))-1)
I hope my advice will help you solve your task.
Primary Street Stored in A1
560, 95, Kanpur Road, Krishna Nagar Village, Krishna Nagar, Alambagh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226023
Primary City Lucknow Stored in A2
a3 should retun text to left of Lucknow ( a2 )
ie., 560, 95, Kanpur Road, Krishna Nagar Village, Krishna Nagar, Alambagh,
Thanks in advance
Hi!
Use the SEARCH function to determine how many characters are to the left of the Primary City.
Extract the required number of characters with the LEFT function.
=LEFT(A1,SEARCH(A2,A1)-1)
I hope my advice will help you solve your task.
Thanks Brother, it helped
Hello
if i cells with:
111222
11222
1222
and i want extract "1" from them like this:
111
11
1
how i can do it?
Hello!
Use substring functions to extract text from cell:
=LEFT(A1,SEARCH(2,A1)-1)
Hope this is what you need.
Hi can you kindly help me, i have a situation where in a cell there is a few items that i need to separate out into different columns
"Item 1. D/W RSC (CTN 35)
Material Code: -
Quantity: 1,000 piece
Account Name (GL): OPS PACKING MATERIALS (4340000)
BusA/CC: AM71/AM2D
Mandatory to Quote: Yes
Item 2. D/W CTN (CTN 90)
Material Code: -
Quantity: 1,000 piece
Account Name (GL): OPS PACKING MATERIALS (4340000)
BusA/CC: AM71/AM2D
Mandatory to Quote: Yes
Item 3. D/W CTN (CTN 98)
Material Code: -
Quantity: 2,000 piece
Account Name (GL): OPS PACKING MATERIALS (4340000)
BusA/CC: AM71/AM2D
Mandatory to Quote: Yes
Item 4. D/W RSC (CTN 56)
Material Code: -
Quantity: 1,000 piece
Account Name (GL): OPS PACKING MATERIALS (4340000)
BusA/CC: AM71/AM2D
Mandatory to Quote: Yes
Item 5. S/W RSC (CTN 28)
Material Code: -
Quantity: 1,000 piece
Account Name (GL): OPS PACKING MATERIALS (4340000)
BusA/CC: AM71/AM2D
Mandatory to Quote: Yes
( This is all in 1 cell)
How do I separate them
I'm in desperate need, please help me, thank you
Hello!
If you want to split text into cells by line break, you can use the Excel tool - Text to columns. Use the key combination CTRL+J to specify line feed as "other" character.
You can also use the Split Text tool. It provides many options to split text into cells. It is available as a part of our Ultimate Suite for Excel that you can install in a trial mode and check how it works for free.
is there any formulas that i can use?
Hello!
we have columns of data in each - mention below.
Please help us to segregate M followed by 8 digits in a separate cell.
-------------------------------------------------------------
"3 laptops
Po# m17121848 item # 9999207718877
Po# m18147289 item # 9999207707199
Po# m34283154 item # 9999207718875"
-------------------------------------------------------------
"p.o m31153508
item number 9999207495586"
-------------------------------------------------------------
"p.o. m355515737
item number 9999207564615"
-------------------------------------------------------------
"p.o m31153508
item number 9999207495586"
------------------------------------------------------------
"p.o m31153508
item number 9999207495586"
-------------------------------------------------------------
Hello!
To extract part of the text from a string, use the MID function:
=MID(A2,SEARCH("m",A2),9)
I hope it’ll be helpful.
Thanks for the response. The above formula is working for Single M in single cell but we have more of multiple M************** in single excel cell. can you please us to provide mulitple M formula.
Hi!
Specify exactly what results from your data you want to get.
we want to extract multiple occurrence of M with 8 digits only in single cell data. for example
we have data in a single cell of below
Po# m17121848 item # 9999207718877
m18147289 item # 9999207707199
Pom34283154 item # 9999207718875"
we want to get in a cell like below:
M17121848
M18147289
M34283154
Thanks for your help.
Hi!
Use regular expressions to solve your problem.
Use a custom function RegExpExtract:
=RegExpExtract(A1,"m\d+")
You can find the examples and detailed instructions here: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex).
I hope I answered your question. If something is still unclear, please feel free to ask.
i want to get M followed by 8 digit. i have multiple occurrence Mxxxxxxx in a single cell data. on this formula (=MID(A2,SEARCH("m",A2),9)) work for single occurrence of M followed by 8 digits please help me to get all other occurrence of M.
For example:
Below data available in single excel cell.
Po# m17121848 item # 9999207718877
m18147289 item # 9999207707199
Pom34283154 item # 9999207718875"
Hi,
I have this data and I need to extract only the characters under the format M9xxxxxxxxxx.
M90000000001; 1062172; 4503260578
M90000000002; L20000000001; M90000000005
M90000000003
I am using the formula: =MID(A2,FIND("M9",A2,1),12) but this does not bring all the data, in case I have 2 values in a single cell M9xxxxxxxxxx (i.e. line 2).
Is there a way to extract both?
Thank you!
Hello!
Separate your long text values into individual cells using semicolons as delimiters. See detailed instructions here: How to split cells in Excel: Text to Columns, Flash Fill and formulas.
After that, you can use your formula.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Hello!
I have data in this format under excel sheet.
I only want to extract characters from the below column, how do I leave/remove special characters (unwanted symbols) and only extract characters which are present in each row.
Please help me..
location
Yakima, WA
Distrito Federal, México
Prison
?
laugh of january
Karachi, Pakistan
kiwook. ♡
grace, she/her, 24
QATAR
eve ♡ [swe/eng/한]
Bengaluru, India
Saudi Arabia .Taif
kiwook. ♡
Lab of Womb
Nederland
Calabria, Italia
Iraq
Alexandria/Tanta
#everywhere
Ruwa Zimbabwe
Reality
Ayodhya
Maldives
??
Szczecin, Polska
Hargeisa, Somaliland
Prosthodontics Section, CoD
Davao City, Davao Region
under these bitches’ skin
Islamabad, Pakistan
??
khandwa mp
New York, NY ✈️ Houston, TX
United Arab Emirates
Atlantis
Lampung, Indonesia
08/30/17
Jakarta Pusat, DKI Jakarta
losers club
tyler williams inc
Kharkhoda, India
Iraq
Tweets are my own and not representative of my employer
Philippines
Jeddah - khartoum
Madinah
Hello!
To remove special characters from text, you can use regular expressions. You can find the examples and detailed instructions here: Excel Regex to remove certain characters or text from strings.
You can use this formula:
=TRIM(RegExpReplace(A5, "[^0-9a-zA-Z\.,/ ]+", ""))
You can also use Regex Tools for Excel. With Regex Tools, which are part of Ultimate Suite for Excel, you can find, extract, remove, or replace strings that match a pattern.
Hello, I have a task to extract a specific location code from a string. Examples from the text I am using are as follows:
AUS177-4M
Canada551-3W
MEX316-3W
US160-3Mo
ARG265-2W
MEX363-5Mo
US351-4W
GER195-6Mo
GER529-2Mo
AUS301-7Mo
GER60-3W
ENG102-8Mo
AUS219-9W
ENG342-10Mo
US476-11M
GER93-6W
GER442-10M
Japan17-8W
Canada559-11Mo
ARG389-11Mo
Canada121-12M
As you can see the data aren't neatly arranged, nor are they all a set amount of characters long. I need to be able to extract the location text (Canada, GER, US, Japan) exactly as it appears in the text string and display it in another column. Is there any way you could assist me in this?
Hello!
To extract all characters up to the first digit in the text, try using the formula
=LEFT(A2,MIN(IF(ISERROR(FIND({1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;0},A2)), "",FIND({1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;0},A2)))-1)
Hope this is what you need.
If I just wanted to display the number or letter(s) at the end of a string, would this approach work also? For example, If I had HSM-11Mo, and I wanted to display just the 11 or the Mo inside of a column by itself, would I be able to with this type of formula? I am not an excel expert by any means so I apologize for any confusion in my statement.
Hello!
If you want to show all characters after the last digit, then try this formula:
=MID(A2,LOOKUP(,-MID(A2,ROW($1:$99),1),ROW($1:$99))+1,50)
This formula works on most of the cells in my data set but a few of them still include the dash and number. For example, the data
NGE270-18M
SUA110-5M
EXM390-18Mo
NGE430-17W
would all return a -18M or -18Mo or -17W depending on the cell. Is there anyway I can fix this?
Hi!
Read carefully this paragraph and the example above: How to extract text after character.
This is the answer to your question.
I have data in this format under excel sheet.
S02E01.the.Wild.Goose.Chase
S02E02.Needle.in.a.Haystack
S02E03.Might.of.the.Atwal.Empire
S02E04.True.Lies
S02E05.Wedding.Bells.Make.a.Loud.Sound
S02E06.Revenge.Is.Best.Served.Cold
S02E07.the.Girl.and.the.Cop
S02E08.Goons.Guns.and.Bombs
S02E09.the.Hunter.Is.Now.the.Hunted
S02E10.Thats.the.Way.the.Cookie.Crumbles
I want result as any data excluding starting 7 characters.
Thanks
Hello!
To extract a portion of text starting at a specific position, use the MID function -
=MID(A1,8,50)
Hello
I would appreciate any help. I have a high volume of the below data (located in one cell);
"Winning Combination: 2/1/1/1/1/2/1/1/3/1
Status: Official
Results: (9/10)
Winners: 2015.43
Dividend: R42.60
Results: (10/10)
Winners: 141.00
Dividend: R2,439.80"
I need to extract;
2015.43
42.60
141
2439.80
Any advice?
Thanks
Hello!
To extract numbers from text, you can use regular expressions. You can find detailed instructions and examples in this article: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex).
what formular can i use to extract only characters in a cell without the LAST 4 DIGITS
e.g "Vitamin A supplementation 6-11 months 2019" results should be "Vitamin A supplementation 6-11 months"
and
"LLIN given to pregnant women 2021" results should be "LLIN given to pregnant women"
Hello!
Extract all characters from the text, except the last four. Use the LEFT and LEN functions.
=LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-4)
I hope I answered your question.
it worked!!, thanks
Hi,
I have cells containing this pattern:
A.BBBBB
A.B.CCCCCCC
A.B.C.DD
How do I get the substring to the right of the utmost right period, e.g. BBBBB, CCCCCCC, DD?
TIA!
Hello!
To extract the text at the end of a string, use regular expressions as described in this tutorial: How to extract substrings in Excel using regular expressions (Regex).
Pattern: \w+$
This should solve your task.
Thanks Alexander, this helps a lot, though not completely, since some of the strings look like A.B.C.DD-EEE and it's DD-EEE that I'd like to extract.
Hello!
To get all characters after the last dot, use regular expression
'([^\..]+)$
You're super. Thanks a lot!
Hey, How can I extract from cell containing 4c,5c,9e,10z,12c the words containing c like, the extraction of above should look like- 4c,5c,12
Hello!
You need to extract the text according to the pattern. We have a special tutorial on this. Please see – Regex to extract strings in Excel (one or all matches)
Use a search pattern "\d+c"
Try the following formula:
=TEXTJOIN(",",,RegExpExtract(A1, "\d+c"))
Thanks, But is there anyway of implementing this into Google Sheets?
Hello Siddhant,
RegExpExtract doesn't work in Google Sheets but you can try this formula instead:
=ArrayFormula(TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IFNA(REGEXEXTRACT(SPLIT(A1,","),"\d+c"))))
Olá,
Eu gostaria de extrair para outra coluna o 3880-109 Ovar do seguinte texto; Zona Industrial de Ovar, Loja n.º L 00.013, Av. Dom Manuel I, 3880-109 Ovar.
Como faço isso?
Obrigado
Hello!
I believe the following formula will help you solve your task:
=MID(A1,SEARCH("#", SUBSTITUTE(A1,",","#",LEN(A1)- LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,",",""))))+2,50)
Obrigado Alexander Trifuntov pela pronta ajuda, infelizmente meu excel é de 2007 em português e a fórmula dá erro.
Hello!
To translate Excel functions to another language, try using Excel Functions Translator.
continua a dar erro na fórmula
Hi!
Perhaps you do not use a comma, but a semicolon as a separator in the formula. It depends on the regional settings of your Windows.