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Putting the number of letters in alphanumeric in a column indicated by the integer

Asked by gabrielPennyback in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Excel 2003, VBA

I have a bunch of alphanumeric cells and I need to be a ble to determine the class from the number part, and the quantity of occurrences from the alpha part. For example:

1C means that 1 seat was affected A-Class
4AB means that 2 seats were affected A-Class
8ABC means that 3 seats were affected in B-Class
11DEF means that 3 seats were affected in B-Class
23ABCDEF means that 6 seats were affected in Y-Class
35AB means that 2 seats were affected in Y-Class

I need something (ideally formulas and/or a function) that will put the number 3 in the A-Class column, 6 in the B-Class column, and 8 in the C-Class column.

Please take a look at the attached workbook, which hopefully clarifies the problem.

Thanks,
John

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Putting the number of letters in alphanumeric in a column indicated by the integer

Asked by gabrielPennyback in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Excel 2003, VBA

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