Macro to cut the last character from a cell?

[smreinholtz]

I looked around and cannot find a macro to cut the last character from a cell and put it into the next cell over. I would just use the text to column function but there are no common deliminators or text length.

For example:

9000600B
8475A
900655888A
741548C
300B

<tbody>
</tbody>

Becomes:

9000600	B
8475	A
900655888	A
741548	C
300	B

<tbody>
</tbody>

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[Michael M]

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Excel 2007
	A	B
1	9000600B	B
2	8475A	A
3	900655888A	A
4	741548C	C
5	300B	B
Sheet1

Cell Formulas
Range	Formula
B1	=RIGHT(A1,1)
B2	=RIGHT(A2,1)
B3	=RIGHT(A3,1)
B4	=RIGHT(A4,1)
B5	=RIGHT(A5,1)

 

[Rick Rothstein]

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Excel 2007

	A	B
1	9000600B	B
2	8475A	A
3	900655888A	A
4	741548C	C
5	300B	B

<colgroup><col><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>

Sheet1​

Worksheet Formulas Cell Formula B1 =RIGHT(A1,1) B2 =RIGHT(A2,1) B3 =RIGHT(A3,1) B4 =RIGHT(A4,1) B5 =RIGHT(A5,1) <thead> </thead><tbody> </tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

You need to read the output table the OP posted more carefully... no letters in Column A afterwards.

 

[smreinholtz]

Yes I would like to remove the letter from column A but that's half my problem fixed

 

[Rick Rothstein]

Perfect thanks!

What about Column A... you show that with the last character removed... don't you want that anymore?

Assuming you actually meant what you asked for originally, then give this macro a try...

Sub MoveLastLetterOverOneColumn()
   With Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp))
     .Offset(, 1).Value = Evaluate("IF(LEN(" & .Address & "),RIGHT(" & .Address & "),"""")")
     .Value = Evaluate("IF(LEN(" & .Address & "),LEFT(" & .Address & ",LEN(" & .Address & ")-1),"""")")
   End With
 End Sub

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[smreinholtz]

I got too excited haha forgot I needed to remove the letter

 

[smreinholtz]

What about Column A... you show that with the last character removed... don't you want that anymore?

Assuming you actually meant what you asked for originally, then give this macro a try...

Sub MoveLastLetterOverOneColumn()
   With Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp))
     .Offset(, 1).Value = Evaluate("IF(LEN(" & .Address & "),RIGHT(" & .Address & "),"""")")
     .Value = Evaluate("IF(LEN(" & .Address & "),LEFT(" & .Address & ",LEN(" & .Address & ")-1),"""")")
   End With
 End Sub

This macro works perfectly. Thank you for the help!