Seperating NUMBER TEXT NUMBER Into Different Columns
Dec 3, 2008
What If we had to replace any number..
Lets say, if we had to seperate NUMBER TEXT NUMBER in different combinations....
B2 contains values like these then
TOM CRUISE 12
TOM 5879 CRUISE
TOM CRUISE 123456789
123456789 TOM CRUISE
123 TOM CRUISE 456
[ = SUBSTITUTE(B2,"1234567890","") ]
I am at my wit's end pondering over it?
How to make the SUBSTITUTE function work for each individual digit?
I want to do is take this kind of thing all from one column:
COLA 1 blah blue green 13 black grey brown
and put it into two columns, one with only the numbers, and the other with only the text.
COLB 1
13
COL C blah blue green black grey brown
Also, I want to be able to then take that data from COL B and C and have it raw so that I can edit it easily by simply selecting row3 in COLB and change it from 13 to 4 (or whatever.)
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