extracting letters/numbers from a cell

jkreizman

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Hi,
I'm trying to figure out a way to extract a certain number of letters/numbers from a partucilar cell.
For instance if I have the following line:

WHCND27364

I want to remove "WHCND27" and remain only with "364", but without using the =Right(X,3) function.

Is there a way to obtain this?

Many thanks!
Jonathan


The required numbers from cell A1 into B1 are "364" (note - without using =righ(x,x) function):
AB
1WHCND27364364

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Provide some more examples. Is it always required that you remove the 1st 7 characters?
 
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