T
Twardil
I need some help in cleaning up a database of email address'. I have a
spreadsheet from a supplier that has 5164 records. Each line contains an
email address- contact First name and contact last name - company name.
The problem is that some of the records contain a company name and some do
not. I can get the company name from the email address but I am hoping not to
have to look through each address.
Does anyone know of a formula that I could use to strip off the characters
before the @ sign of the email address. I could sort by what remains and be
able to complete the spreadsheet a lot easier. I thought of using the left
formula but the problem is that names are different characters in length so
that won't work.
Any help would be apprciated.
spreadsheet from a supplier that has 5164 records. Each line contains an
email address- contact First name and contact last name - company name.
The problem is that some of the records contain a company name and some do
not. I can get the company name from the email address but I am hoping not to
have to look through each address.
Does anyone know of a formula that I could use to strip off the characters
before the @ sign of the email address. I could sort by what remains and be
able to complete the spreadsheet a lot easier. I thought of using the left
formula but the problem is that names are different characters in length so
that won't work.
Any help would be apprciated.