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Please look at the below table:
Values of L
Column are derived from J
Column. As for example, value in L3
is =J3
.
Problem is there is a slash \
in the value of J
Column which is derived from the another worksheet as a part of value (as you can see it means rate/pack) but that slash is not needed in value of L
columns. But I can't use the formula LEFT
in the L Column cells. So is there any way to hide the slash /
from being appeared in L-Column values (Slash may still be there but will not appear, ie Hidden) by Data Validation or something like that type of features?
Please look at the below table:
Values of L
Column are derived from J
Column. As for example, value in L3
is =J3
.
Problem is there is a slash \
in the value of J
Column which is derived from the another worksheet as a part of value (as you can see it means rate/pack) but that slash is not needed in value of L
columns. But I can't use the formula LEFT
in the L Column cells. So is there any way to hide the slash /
from being appeared in L-Column values (Slash may still be there but will not appear, ie Hidden) by Data Validation or something like that type of features?
1 Answer
Reset to default 0=SUBSTITUTE(text, old_text, new_text)
=SUBSTITUTE(text, "/", "")
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L
column value fromJ
column? By formula or any other method? – Harun24hr Commented Jan 9 at 5:24SUBSTITUTE()
function. Try=SUBSTITUTE(J3,"/","")
. – Harun24hr Commented Jan 9 at 5:42RIGHT
function? Can you show the formula? – Black cat Commented Jan 9 at 5:48RIGHT()
function.=RIGHT(J3,LEN(J3)-1)
. – Harun24hr Commented Jan 9 at 5:50