I have just imported alot of data into excel which i was wondering if theres a way of trimming
theres a column where all the cell values end in ".GB" or ".ES" basically a "." then 2 letters. Is there a formula to trim this off?
I've got a problem with a report that we need to manipulate in Excel. the report details the man hours each of our analysts has spent on calls and reports in the following format HH:MM:SS. However, the report comes out with a space after 'SS', so I need to trim this in order for excel to calculate total and average fix times. Cells are formatted to custom [H]:MM:SS.
With over 200 records requiring trimming per report, is there a formula that I can apply to this? I have tried =trim("Cell number") but this doesn't work.
I need to write a small macro (I assume it is small) that will go through each cell on a worksheet and in each cell, go to the first blank on the right and delete that blank and everything beyond that point. I can write a macro that trims at a certain point, but I am not sure how to have the macro find a blank spot that changes in each cell.
So just to be clear, say the macro goes to A1 and finds a word and several null spaces beyond it, like "Barn is red." The macro would go and leave just "Barn" behind. If A2, it would find "Dogs are hairy." It would leave just "Dogs" behind. Can someone help me with something like that. It has to be a macro rather than an equation as we do not want formula's int he cells.
Cell E1 having 150 characters (letters), I want to trim first 45 characters in cell E1 and place it in cell B2 and remaining characters in cell E1 (ie. from 46th character till end) and place it in cell A3.
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Right now I have this code:
Code:
Set rng = Range(nm.Name)
On Error Resume Next
For Each Dn In rng
If rng.Value "" Then
Dmin = Val(Trim(Replace(Split(Dn.Offset(, 2), "-")(0), """", "")))
Dmax = Val(Trim(Replace(Split(Dn.Offset(, 2), "-")(1), """", "")))
If InStr(Dn, "-") Then
temp1 = Val(Trim(Replace(Split(Dn, "-")(0), """", "")))
temp2 = Val(Trim(Replace(Split(Dn, "-")(0), """", "")))
Dn.Interior.ColorIndex = IIf(temp1 >= Dmin And temp1 = Dmin And temp2 = Dmin And temp
I have import the database from SQL server, all the records imported begins with a blank space and they can not be trimmed using Trim function. Is there any smart solution ? I prefer to get VBA code to solve the problem.
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I have a credit card number problem where I am trying to trim the data so that I get rid of the spaces between the numbers (number sequence look like this: 5999 9999 9999 9999. This is currently formatted as text, and I would like to maintain this as text and not convert it to a number. The trim function can't seem to get rid of the spaces.
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I have a scatter chart that is populated from the values on a worksheet. The series formula looks like this:
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I've attached a file which will further give you an idea exactly what I want (formula to be in Column M to P).
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