How To Search Alpha Numberic Characters In A Cell Excel For Mac
For example, if you search an inventory sheet for an alphanumeric product code, VLOOKUP can find it even if you don't know the full code. Type the following formula into an Excel cell.
Good Morning, I am trying to extract out any instances of dates in the below examples. There are usually characters in between the dates and the dates can be in different places as well.
The dates are also in different formats but most are six digits. Sometimes five. I was thinking to using LEN to separate the five digit and six digit cells. I would like to be able to pull out these dates for comparison. I would prefer a formula but if necessary, I can go the macro route.
Sometimes there are other numbers in the cells, which make the pulling of the dates more difficult. The common date theme is the number '11' since these are all 2011 dates.% AB CDEFGHK 11711% ABCD AB ABCDEFG ABCDE AB FHK 11291%,$11DC/ABC%082911 277 ABCDEFGH%ABC DEF GH74 HIJ ABCDEFGH 112311 Thank you, Adam *Post has been updated with new details. Please see below.
Good Afternoon, This is on the right track, but let me state my overall purpose and that may help. I am trying to sort out any lines with a date beyond thirty days of the file date. For example this file was ran, so really anything and earlier would need to be removed I don't seem to be picking up Oct or Sept dates. That is why I wanted to pull out anything that looks like a date because I then thought I could sort them numerically and remove expired dates. (>30 days old) Any thoughts? Thanks again! Good Afternoon, This is on the right track, but let me state my overall purpose and that may help.
I am trying to sort out any lines with a date beyond thirty days of the file date. For example this file was ran, so really anything and earlier would need to be removed I don't seem to be picking up Oct or Sept dates. That is why I wanted to pull out anything that looks like a date because I then thought I could sort them numerically and remove expired dates. (>30 days old) Any thoughts? Thanks again! % AB CDEFGHK 11711% ABCD AB ABCDEFG ABCDE AB FHK 11291%,$11DC/ABC% 082911 277 ABCDEFGH%ABC DEF GH74 HIJ ABCDEFGH 112311 I think you're going to struggle here because your date data is not complete.
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From the fifth example you gave, your dates are in mmddyy format (e.g. 082911 = Aug 29, 2011), right? So looking at your first line, you have 11711, there is no way to tell if that is Jan 17th, 2011 or Nov 7th, 2011!! Likewise, the third example 11291, is that Nov 2nd 1991, or Jan 12th 1991??
Or is there a mixture of date formats? Is 11291 actually Jan 29th, 2011???? (you said all dates were from 2011 - but are all 5 and 6 digit strings that contain '11' dates?) Or is there a 1 missing from the end of 11291, making it 112911 (Nov 29th 2011)? You might be able to extract 5 and 6 digit strings of numbers but you wont necessarily be able to reliably sort with them (unless they are already in some kind of chronological order). Is there a convension to your data whereby the first 9 days of a month is of the format mmdyy, and the 10th day to the last day is in mmddyy format?
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IF that is the case, then you have a fighting chance. Once you have extracted the 5 or 6 digit numbers, use F2 =LEFT(E2, 2) to extract the first two digits for the month, use G2= MID(E2,3,LEN(E2)-4) to extract the month and use use H2 =RIGHT(E2,2) to extract the year (or just use a fixed 2011). Then in another cell use =DATE(2000+H2,F2,G2) to make it a proper date. Fill down and now you can sort. Hope that helps.