Hi,
I'm looking for hopefully a simple formula that looks to see if A1 has a closing bracket at the END of the cell. The end of the cell is important here.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I'm looking for hopefully a simple formula that looks to see if A1 has a closing bracket at the END of the cell. The end of the cell is important here.
Thanks in advance.
Hi there. Try this (assumes data start in A1).
=IFERROR(IF(FIND(")",A1)=LEN(A1),"At End","Not at End"),"")
Glenn
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Can there be more than one closing bracket in your cells??
Yes, there can.
Dohhh! I was making life more complicated than needed.
=IF(RIGHT(A1,1)=")","At end","Not at end")
Ah yes thanks, I knew there was an easy way too. But couldn't think of one.
Appreciated
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