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why doesn't Excel recognize the TEXTBEFORE() and TEXTAFTER() functions when I try to use them? donnawomanthanks toChatGPT, I was given this answer which works as desired (in my case, my text was in A4, between a '.' and a '@'):...
why doesn't Excel recognize the TEXTBEFORE() and TEXTAFTER() functions when I try to use them? AndreDuPlessis As a comment, both CELL("filename") and VBA don't work in Excel for web. Copper Contributor Jun 20, 2023 Thanks for the commentSergeiBaklan. I'm not a cloud or ...
why doesn't Excel recognize the TEXTBEFORE() and TEXTAFTER() functions when I try to use them? donnawomanthanks toChatGPT, I was given this answer which works as desired (in my case, my text was in A4, between a '.' and a '@'):...
why doesn't Excel recognize the TEXTBEFORE() and TEXTAFTER() functions when I try to use them? donnawomanthanks toChatGPT, I was given this answer which works as desired (in my case, my text was in A4, between a '.' and a '@'):...
why doesn't Excel recognize the TEXTBEFORE() and TEXTAFTER() functions when I try to use them? donnawomanthanks toChatGPT, I was given this answer which works as desired (in my case, my text was in A4, between a '.' and a '@'):...
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Alternatively, you can create your own User Defined Function (UDF), call it whatever you want (as long as it's name doesn't clash with any existing UDFs or standard Excel functions).To learn how to do that is not too tricky, simply reference the UDF documentation for the rele...
Alternatively, you can create your own User Defined Function (UDF), call it whatever you want (as long as it's name doesn't clash with any existing UDFs or standard Excel functions). To learn how to do that is not too tricky, simply reference the UDF documentation for the re...