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hi,
i am using below formula to extract workbook name without path
but i don't need extension (".xlsm") also
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above formula return = 17.2.17.xlsm
but i need
17.2.17
thanx
hi,
i am using below formula to extract workbook name without path
but i don't need extension (".xlsm") alsoPlease Login or Register to view this content.
above formula return = 17.2.17.xlsm
but i need
17.2.17
thanx
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If the file extension is always .xlsm then use this
=SUBSTITUTE(REPLACE(LEFT(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))-1),1,FIND("[",CELL("filename",A1)),""),".xlsm","")
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Thanx for reply Bhatti ji
now result is
17.2.17
its ok
but
is it possible i format above value in date format
like
17.JAN.2017
The second month is February ...
Ali
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Rename you workbook with this format 17.JAN.2017?Originally Posted by HaroonSid
Ups! sorry @AliGW
ok
thanx a lot bhatti ji
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thanx a lot bhatti ji[/QUOTE]
You are welcome.And thanks for the rep.
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Admins my post #7 in this thread needs to be deleted as it was mistakenly left blank while trying to edit.
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