C Cindy New Member Sep 18, 2014 #1 If we have column A with "Bob_Jones" "Big_Bob_Jones" and "Little_Bob_" and want to create a list to takeout all the Bob's....what is the best way to embed the Substitute formula? (underscore represents Spaces)
If we have column A with "Bob_Jones" "Big_Bob_Jones" and "Little_Bob_" and want to create a list to takeout all the Bob's....what is the best way to embed the Substitute formula? (underscore represents Spaces)
Smallman Excel Ninja Sep 18, 2014 #2 Hi Cindy Give this a try. Where A1 represents your string. =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"Bob ","") File attached to show workings. Take care Smallman Attachments Bob.xlsx 9 KB · Views: 2
Hi Cindy Give this a try. Where A1 represents your string. =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"Bob ","") File attached to show workings. Take care Smallman
Khalid NGO Excel Ninja Sep 18, 2014 #3 Hi Cindy, Further to Smallman's answer, you can use the bellow formula too: =TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"Bob ","")) This will remove extra spaces between strings.
Hi Cindy, Further to Smallman's answer, you can use the bellow formula too: =TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"Bob ","")) This will remove extra spaces between strings.