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Different text extractor12/24/2023 # $%^&*fg_67_hi_89Codeįor EVERY formula discussed in the examples in this article, the formula is initially entered into cell C3, and is then copied/filled down through C12, so that the formulas are applied to the range C3:C12. Here are the raw data strings that we will be extracting from in many different ways during this lesson, in case you want to copy/paste this source data into your own sheet so that you can follow along with the examples and apply each formula on your own to see the result: 98g?3:74><89?!#$%^&67457 ![]() Some of the strings contain only text… some contain only numbers… many of them contain a variety of punctuation, and some contain spaces. Because the same source data is used every time, this data contains a wide variety of character combinations in each row/entry, to assure that the many formulas used in this article can be understood/applied with the very same set of data. In this article I have used the exact same source data in every example, so that you can see how each of these extraction formulas reacts in a variety of situations, and also so that you can easily compare the subtle differences between similar formulas without the source/raw data changing each time. Watch the video below to walk through an example of each formula type. There are MANY MORE formulas that you will learn to use throughout this article, which you can find listed in full on your extraction cheat sheet. ![]()
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