Hey Ron! yes indeed so with a Reference like ABC1234567. The first remove statement takes the first 3 characters "ABC" and it removes charcters that are in "A" to "Z" in this case all three are in the range so the result = "" (blank). TRUE. If we put JaMeS into it it would have returned "a" and that would be "" so false.
BTW , how about a follow up on the nested custom functions, there's not much out there, also i must get Ricks and what's her names book. I think you and he should to a video together, it would be an interesting contrast in style. 😋😋
Ye that would be great idea - that book is next level. They really went all out with that one. Might be a good collab! and thanks for that content idea on nested custom functions! was wondering what to do next :)
Great videao
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Super
Enjoyed the video, some interesting steps.
thanks Tony!
Another great video 👍. Thanks James
thank you!
Life saver
Ok, I may have only been following along, and just about understand the logic, but oh, the sense of amazement when I clicked ok and it worked. 😊😊
Glorious!
Love these videos, keep them coming!
I’m not sure when I’d use this, but another great video.
Can you please explain the 2 Text.remove statements?
Hey Ron! yes indeed so with a Reference like ABC1234567. The first remove statement takes the first 3 characters "ABC" and it removes charcters that are in "A" to "Z" in this case all three are in the range so the result = "" (blank). TRUE. If we put JaMeS into it it would have returned "a" and that would be "" so false.
so it returns a TRUE of the characters match. if it doesnt match then it returns FALSE and it's not part of the pattern.
Great !
Most excellent!
Una maravilla de Función 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
BTW , how about a follow up on the nested custom functions, there's not much out there, also
i must get Ricks and what's her names book. I think you and he should to a video together,
it would be an interesting contrast in style. 😋😋
Ye that would be great idea - that book is next level. They really went all out with that one. Might be a good collab! and thanks for that content idea on nested custom functions! was wondering what to do next :)
how do you extract a a number pattern with "/" and number (eg. 1234554/1, 1334535/2) using your example?
It is easier and faster with REGEXEXTRACT function in excel using the pattern "[A-Z]{3}[0-9]{7}"