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Hi Tony,
Perhaps: =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(H2,"+1day","")," F",""),"S","")
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Hi Paul
Many thanks for the response. The +1day may be +10days or +3wks. So I need a formula that will find the location of a "+" or "-" sign and remove everything from there up to either a comma (but retain the comma) or the end of the string. There will also be -10days or -3wks but I can work that out when I get the formula to work for the "+" options. Kind regards Tony |
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