
January 6, 2014
Excel TEXT Function – handy but limited…or is it?
At first glance the Excel TEXT function appears quite limited. Its purpose is to convert numbers to text in a
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At first glance the Excel TEXT function appears quite limited. Its purpose is to convert numbers to text in a
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Last week we looked at how to use Excel’s Text to Columns tool to extract the domain name from a
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I received an email from Bill this week asking how he can check if a range of cells contains text
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Ever copy and paste some data from a web page, or import it from another program, and end up with
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The Excel SUBSTITUTE function replaces new_text for old_text in a text string. The Excel SUBSTITUTE Function Syntax is: SUBSTITUTE(text,old_text,new_text,[instance_num]) The
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Importing data into Excel from other systems rarely goes without the need to fix formatting before you can even use
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In Excel there are two almost identical functions; SEARCH and FIND. The SEARCH and FIND functions allow you to find
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Each time I write a tutorial I use the Google Keyword tool to find search phrases that are relevant. I
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If you import data from another program it often comes in with additional spaces either at the beginning, end or
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Sometimes when you import text from another source it may not be formatted in the case you want. For example
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Did you know there are only two functions in Excel that consist of one character? They are T and N.
Read MoreMarch 7, 2011
Often data imported into Excel from another system isn’t quite in the format we want. Text can be split across
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