I currently have data in the form of: "510 E. 96th Street, Suite 400 Indianapolis, IN 46240"
And need a formula to extract only the state abbreviation from the cell, any ideas? I currently have the formula, =MID(O333,(SEARCH(",",O333)+2),2) but it only works if there is one comma for example, it works perfectly on this data:
2K MEDIcal 105 West Torrance Boulevard Suite 106 Redondo Beach, CA 90277
I have a spreadsheet that is used for sales territories. In column A, I have customer names, in column B, I have the State abbrev., In column C I would like to return as salesperson's name based on the State.
Aco IL John Smith ABco OH Jane Doe Cco WI John Smith Czco IL John Smith Dco WY Adam Scott Fco UT Adam Scott FDco CT Bill Jones etc WI John Smith
So I need a formula to enter in column C, that will return the correct salesperson based on the state in column B. (when auto filled down)
For example: IL,WI,MN,IA,ND,SD = John Smith OH,PA,KY,MI, = Jane Doe etc
I'm trying to create an array formula that returns all the cities in a given state by imputing the state's abb in cell K2. The returned cities go into column J. California has the most cities(430) and the cities are 5000 rows deep.
So, using an array under the Names column, search the string under combined names and break apart as illustrated. Must stay on the same line...w/o VBA.
I have a long column of info as below. I want to extract (the name changes)- "SEAPORT TWN" etc and also "01.30" and place into separate columns say G and H at the next available cell.
** SWITCHLIST FOR TRAIN---Grain Spec -East DEPARTURE TIME from WESTTOWN is 01:00 TOWN STOP---SEAPRT TWN Arriving at 01:30
PICKUPS Terminal Shipping Burl North 460020 GRAINCAR empty Elevator Co. Ltd. Terminal Shipping Sante Fe 100396 GRAINCAR empty Elevator Co. Ltd. Train should leave this town with 2 car(s) TOWN STOP---PRARIE TWN Arriving at 02:00
SETOUTS Elevator Co. Ltd. Burl North 460020 GRAINCAR Grn w/Wht Lttrs -4 Bay Elevator Co. Ltd. Sante Fe 100396 GRAINCAR Maroon w/Wht Ltr -3 Bay 1/05/2007 8:57:52 a.m. ...............................
I need to search a list in column B of 500 records to find specific words such as"ABC2000000000" The text will always begin with "ABC................." and I would like to extract this whole world from the text string into a new column.
This is not always in the middle or beginning or end.
It could be inbetween other words or numbers or spaces etc - so its not consistent as this data is from a raw file imported into excel.
So I would like to FIND text beginning with"ABC" in column A and then return "ABC123456789000" in Column B. The format will always be "ABC-followed by 12 numbers"
EG Column A and column B(what I would like to see) KOREIABC123456789999 4029227 ABC123456789999 RCA ABC000010469597 PBI000010005941 ABC000010469597 8990ABC000010480568 ABC000010480568
I have a column of cells over 2000 rows that have a bunch of text in each cell. In the middle of this text in each cell are websites (not hyperlinked). I was wondering if someone wrote a macro or formula to extract URLs located in a bunch of text? I can parse this out but doing some delimiting but that will take longer.
I would like to be able to take an address like 18387 S 113Th W Ave and return it as 18387 South 113th West Avenue. I am a slightly familiar with lookup formulas, but I have not had any luck making this work.
writing a macro script. I want to find matching names on two diffferent worksheets. More specifically I need the ability to match if I apply a abbreviation(s) to worksheet one in order to get matches in worksheet two.
e.g Company = Co. or Insurance = Ins
Please see my attached excel document for an example.
I have over 27000 lines so doing this manually will take forever!
Ideally I would like this to be a macro script that I can edit to add as many different abbreviations as required. The attached document will make my task a lot clear.
Unfortunately I don't have any starting code as I am not an excel/visual basic programmer, But i hope somebody will be able to help me out here.
The reason I need to do it this way is because I have been given a file from a partner company that uses different abbreviations to the ones we use in my company. I want to see if the companies in the list I have been given already exist in out company database, therefore we need a suitable matching procedure.
I extracted data going back to 1980 from Bloomberg and realized that BB uses abbreviations rather than pure numerical values. For example, 3,000,000 is "3M," 300,000,000 is "300M," etc. I need a macro that converts "M" into the actual value, "B" into the actual numerical value, etc. For example, a macro that converts "3M" into 3,000,000. I know that I can identify the values in VBA with "###M."
I have a set of task descriptions that I am attempting to trend on. Some of these (Column B) have the customer's name added to the description; others do not. I need to be able to make a list of task names (ColumnA), removing the name from the text string.
The formula I am using is [=LEFT(B3,FIND("for",B3)-2)].
The problem I am having is when the description does not contain the "for" built into the formula, I get "VALUE" error. What adjustment can I make to the formula to pull over the Description if the "for" does not appear in the text string?
An original text string entry appearing in an Excel cell would be:
"N7C Neuroprotective J5Z Antiviral, other M2Z Antiarthritic, other J5A Antiviral, anti-HIV"
I need to extract N7C, J5Z, M2Z and J5A from this string and list these alphanumeric values in separate cells adjacent to the original text string. The challenge is that these alphanumeric references may appear in different positions within the original string with no fixed value e.g. a "," separating them. The alphanumeric references may also be 3 or 4 characters in length and there may be different numbers of alphanumeric references in the original string.
Another example would be (very different from the first):
"T2Z Recombinant, other K5B Radio-chemoprotective J3Z Antibacterial, other D3A Vulnerary A10C Symptomatic antidiabetic K6Z Anticancer, other R8A Antiasthma B6A Septic shock treatment I1Z Immunostimulant, other S1Z Ophthalmological R8B Antiallergic, non-asthma M1A1 Anti-inflammatory"
You can see that in this further example "A10C" & "M1A1" are 4 character alphanumeric strings wheras the others feature 3 characters.
I am trying to extract numbers after a specific text in a text string, for eg :abc SN 12345 xyzedf SN No. 456 mnoAs per above, i want to extract any numbers afters "SN". the numbers can be vary in digits i.e. it can be 3 digit numbers or 4 or 6. Also, at times there is some other text in between (like SN No.) numbers and search word (i.e. SN)Any formula to get result as "12345" and "456".
I had VBA run a third-party program ("HYD") using data listed in my spreadsheet. HYD produces a textfile and I want to extract a number from that log (line 58, columns 6-10 to be exact).
I started with
Open "C:TempHYDLOG.TXT" For Input As #1
but I don't know how to have it skip down to line 58 or which function to use to extract the number I want. I've read through tons of help files and forums but none of them treat anything as simple as scrolling down to specific lines.
The entire subroutine up to that point is as follows: ....
I know there is a formula for the following but I cant remember which one. I have a text string with words seperated by a "". Which formula should I use to display the words from the string in a cell?
I have a cell in my worksheet with a fully qualified filename like 'D:abcDefGHIJklxyz123.app
I would like to extract only the xyz123.app. Obviously, the number of characters is going to vary based on the filename. The find and search functions appear to locate the cell but not the substring in the text. The right and left appear to work based on number of characters and in my case these are varying. Also, there does not appear to be any function that can do a search a string from right to left.
Scott Feldman (hou) - throws R vs. ari - 8:10 PM ET - Minute Maid Park RotoGuru ESPN MLB Yahoo BB-Ref FanGraphs
What formula would I need in cell B1 to return "Minute Maid Park" But if possible don't return anything after that text starting with the word RotoGuru?
Best way it looks like is to find the 3rd " - " and take whats to the right of that?
Here is the situation A B Name + Work placeName joe blo gg@xyzplcjoe blo gg Not assigned#VALUE!in Cell B3 Instead of it returning error. I need if there is no "@" then I want it to retuen as whatever value there is in Cell A3. * Also at the same time I would like return value withoutspace
Need a formula to extract text from first column of data (column c in attached sheet) and result should look like below (or column E in sheet attached):
I need a formulla which will extract the data from one cell into three different cells, I have three diffterent syntax added at the end of the text, for example I have below text in cell A2, I need to have Office installed on 69 PC s Below are the IP addresses 10.109.69.245 10.109.68.109 10.109.69.416 10.109.69.213 10.109.68.62 10.109.68.97 10.109.69.124 10.109.68.96 10.109.69.116 10.109.68.34 10.109.69.171 10.109.68.57 10.109.68.91 10.109.69.249 {MS Office Issue} ~Excel~ *Client Not Reachable*
{MS Office Issue} ~Excel~ *Client Not Reachable* are the three syntax that are there in the text, want need is, in cell B2 it should show "MS Office Issue", in cell C2 it should show "Excel" and in cell D2 it should show "Client Not Reachable" (without the quotes)
I need to be able extract a string from within a longer string. The information I want will always start 5 chracters in and be bordered by an underscore either side, but could be of any length. For example in the following string, I would want to extract WF602.
I've been looking at the RegExp functions but can envisage problems with this as later parts of the string (WR34) have the same form as the part I need.
I require a formula to extract minutes and seconds from the below cells and place them in the cells beneath the required data heading as shown.
Code:
ABCD1 REQUIREDREQUIREDREQUIRED2 DATA DATA DATA3DATAMINUTESSECONDS 1SECONDS 246m02.4s62453m58.s358061m11.98s1119870m58.54s05854812m58.04s1258491m12.56s11256105m08.s580115m.01s501121m00.17s1017