Return last 4 digits of an account string within a cell

drfernandombbs

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I have several thousand rows of data and all of the rows are full of random things, but each cell contains a 15-digit account number that begins with "40". I need to show, in another cell, just the last 4 digits of this string.

I've been trying to use a FIND formula within a RIGHT formula, but can't seem to get it.

Any help is appreciated.
 

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Hi

Try :-
Code:
=RIGHT(MID(A1,FIND("40",A1),15),4)

change cell ref if required.

hth
 
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