How do I delete text ONLY from a Cell containing both numbers and letters?

Jbouch

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I have a spreadsheet and it uses when the data imports it displays Ex- ".87 (ft)". having the text and parenthesis in the cell give me an error on the output of the program. There are thousands of these measurements, so I am looking for a quick way to accomplish this.
 

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Find: " (ft)" without the quotes
replace with nothing.

this will remove the space and the (ft) and leave just the number
 
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