How do I Extract X amount characters from one cell to another
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The first 50 characters would be
=LEFT([Order Status Comments]@row, 50)
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The first 50 characters would be
=LEFT([Order Status Comments]@row, 50)
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I'm getting unparsable.
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Can you provide a screenshot of the formula actually in the sheet?
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Original that works, but brings over everything:
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Did you try the formula I suggested?
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Ah, figured it out. I was trying it in a different sheet. this worked AMAZINGLY! thank you!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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