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March 11th, 2010, 04:45 PM
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I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun
I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve 
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March 11th, 2010, 04:51 PM
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Use Substitute, as in:
=Substitute(P21,"/","") Regards, Fred "Steve" wrote in message news  I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve
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March 11th, 2010, 04:53 PM
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Steve wrote:
I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve =IF(LEN(P21)=7,LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3),P21)
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March 11th, 2010, 04:57 PM
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Yes, much better!
Fred Smith wrote: Use Substitute, as in: =Substitute(P21,"/","") Regards, Fred "Steve" wrote in message news I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve
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March 11th, 2010, 05:19 PM
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=if(len(P21)3,LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3),P21)
Assumes that cell P21 has nothing in it but either Sat, Sun, or Sat...Sun HTH, Keith "Steve" wrote: I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve
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March 11th, 2010, 06:23 PM
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Thanks,
Works great, but I'm getting zeros now in the cells when there is nothing in the P column cells, which is a lot. How can I eleminate the zeros if nothing is in the P column cell ? "ker_01" wrote: =if(len(P21)3,LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3),P21) Assumes that cell P21 has nothing in it but either Sat, Sun, or Sat...Sun HTH, Keith "Steve" wrote: I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve
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March 11th, 2010, 06:23 PM
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Thanks,
Works great, but I'm getting zeros now in the cells when there is nothing in the P column cells, which is a lot. How can I eleminate the zeros if nothing is in the P column cell ? "Glenn" wrote: Steve wrote: I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve =IF(LEN(P21)=7,LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3),P21) .
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March 11th, 2010, 06:24 PM
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I don't understand where to put this in my regular formula.
Thanks, Steve "Fred Smith" wrote: Use Substitute, as in: =Substitute(P21,"/","") Regards, Fred "Steve" wrote in message news I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve .
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March 11th, 2010, 08:45 PM
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It doesn't go in your regular formula, it replaces it.
Steve wrote: I don't understand where to put this in my regular formula. Thanks, Steve "Fred Smith" wrote: Use Substitute, as in: =Substitute(P21,"/","") Regards, Fred "Steve" wrote in message news I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/Sun I'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve .
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March 11th, 2010, 09:43 PM
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Duh!!
I guess it helps if I spell SUBSTITUTE correctly. Thanks, Steve "Glenn" wrote: It doesn't go in your regular formula, it replaces it. Steve wrote: I don't understand where to put this in my regular formula. Thanks, Steve "Fred Smith" wrote: Use Substitute, as in: =Substitute(P21,"/","") Regards, Fred "Steve" wrote in message news
I have days off in the P column in this format: Sat/SunI'm using them in another column in this format SatSun, so I'm using this formula: =LEFT(P21,3)&RIGHT(P21,3), which produces SatSun However, I have some days off that just have Sun, which produces SunSun. How can the formula be writen to produce SatSun when two days are showing, and only Sun when one day is showing ? Thanks, Steve . .
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