Extract numeric value from string and sum across range

jjones312

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Hoping someone may help with the formula or a way to figure this out.

I need to calculate (sum) numeric values across a range after extracting the numeric value. see attachment for reference.

  1. It is a calendar, each row is an individual employee
  2. Employees can take a specific type of leave, in this case, FMLA
  3. in their row, for the specific day, an entry is made in this format "F + number of hours using up to 8"
    1. example entries could be "F3", "F5", or "F8" as seen in the screenshot.
  4. I need to be able to extract the numeric value and then sum it across the range which is 1 - 31 days in the month.
I can extract a since value using =MID(January[@15],FIND("f",January[@15])+1,1) but I'm not sure how to get to the next level and do it across the range.

Any assistance would be thankful.
 

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Maybe
Excel Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(IFERROR(--SUBSTITUTE(January[@[1]:[31]],"f",""),0))
Array confirmed with Ctrl Shift Enter if not using office 365.
 
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Maybe
Excel Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(IFERROR(--SUBSTITUTE(January[@[1]:[31]],"f",""),0))
Array confirmed with Ctrl Shift Enter if not using office 365.
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