Spellbot5000
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Hey everyone. I'll a complete newb when it comes to Excel, but nevertheless I'm still the most skilled person with a computer in my department so I've been tasked with a project.
I have a long list of item names in a single column, and the names are filled with commas. I'm trying to figure out how to strip out all commas except the very first one found on each line. So I have a list like:
Retr, Cheek, Bishop
Frcp, Tissue, 1x2, 5.5IN
Frcp, Tissue, Adson, 1x2
Handle, Scalpel, #3
Suction, Rosen, 1.5, ENT
Suction, Adson, 5.5IN, 12fr
Obturator, Suction, Adson, 5.5IN, 12fr
And I would need the finished list to look like:
Retr, Cheek Bishop
Frcp, Tissue 1x2 5.5IN
Frcp, Tissue Adson 1x2
Handle, Scalpel #3
Suction, Rosen 1.5 ENT
Suction, Adson 5.5IN 12fr
Obturator, Suction Adson 5.5IN 12fr
Can anyone provide some tips or perhaps a formula I can use to perform this action. Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
I have a long list of item names in a single column, and the names are filled with commas. I'm trying to figure out how to strip out all commas except the very first one found on each line. So I have a list like:
Retr, Cheek, Bishop
Frcp, Tissue, 1x2, 5.5IN
Frcp, Tissue, Adson, 1x2
Handle, Scalpel, #3
Suction, Rosen, 1.5, ENT
Suction, Adson, 5.5IN, 12fr
Obturator, Suction, Adson, 5.5IN, 12fr
And I would need the finished list to look like:
Retr, Cheek Bishop
Frcp, Tissue 1x2 5.5IN
Frcp, Tissue Adson 1x2
Handle, Scalpel #3
Suction, Rosen 1.5 ENT
Suction, Adson 5.5IN 12fr
Obturator, Suction Adson 5.5IN 12fr
Can anyone provide some tips or perhaps a formula I can use to perform this action. Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks!