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I have digits in text format in A column in an excel sheet1, I want the to required remaining digits in 0 to 9 through formula or vba code.
REMANING DIGIT IN 0 TO 9.JPG
Pls help me
Thank you in Advance.
I have digits in text format in A column in an excel sheet1, I want the to required remaining digits in 0 to 9 through formula or vba code.
REMANING DIGIT IN 0 TO 9.JPG
Pls help me
Thank you in Advance.
Are you still using Excel 2019?
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Solution suitable for Excel 2019:
Please try in B2 and copy down (confirm the formula with Ctrl + Shift + Enter):Formula:
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If you have 2021:
=LET(n,{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0},TEXTJOIN("",,FILTER(n,ISNUMBER(SEARCH(n,A2))=FALSE)))
copied down.
If you have 365, then this spill formula:
=LET(n,{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0},BYROW(A2:A6,LAMBDA(r,TEXTJOIN("",,FILTER(n,ISNUMBER(SEARCH(n,r))=FALSE)))))
@Hans - I believe that a 0 value needs to be at the end of the string, not the beginning.
in B2
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=remd(A2)
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Thank you mam, for your Fast reply , Getting Current Answer
Thank you once again...
What does "getting current answer" mean? If either of my formulae work, then you have upgraded from Excel 2019.
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The OP does show that in his example, but doesn't indicate it in his description.
However, if the 0 must be at the end, try this formula in Excel 2019:Formula:Please Login or Register to view this content.
Last edited by HansDouwe; 04-04-2024 at 03:42 AM.
I always go by what the OP shows as their expected results!
I also added an Excel 2019 solution with the 0 at the end.
It will also be okay if I get 0 last, or it will also be okay if it happens first. no problem , Thank again Mam
OK - but you also need to thank Hans, who gave you the 2019 options.
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I have used Hans sir's formula for now , Thank You Hans Sir, and also John Sir, i got the correct result
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