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    extract number in string between parentheses

    In access office 365 In a query... I have a field with a string that varies in length, where the end is always a number between parentheses. example walk to work (4) eat a salad with water (7) How can I extract the number between the parentheses using a query. 4 7 Thank in advance
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    Converting Countifs formula to VBA

    Dear Reader, How I can write VBA program - I am beginner. I had created an excel sheet with two sheets "Sheet 1 for filling reporting the data" "Sheet 2 for counting the filled or reported data". I had used following formula - =COUNTIFS('EHS Walk & Talk Report Status'!B2:B1000,"W1",'EHS Walk...

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