Hi all,
Before I begin this question, and before you tell me we dont do homework, I would like to state that I have read a few articles, I have tried a couple of functions (=REPLACE, =SUBSTITUTE) but i'm not able to get the reuslts require, I'm new to Excel
Question: Useappropriate text functions to shorten the variable names to something like Arizona Females Young, Arizona Females Old, and Arizona Females All, also is there a way to do it automatically for all variables in 1 function. The screenshot is attached.
It is kind of urgent (I understand people help within their own time).
Thanks in advance.
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ami_2 commented: Hi, thanks for the reply I saw that post =substitute works but what if i want to remove some words from the right and i want to do this for the rest? +0
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ami_2 commented: I'm sorry, I am trying hard to understand but maybe I'm not getting it, I'll manually edit and show you what i want +0
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ami_2 commented: Please see the screenshot below +0
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ami_2 commented: Maybe can you show me an example of the function with the screenshot above? +0
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ami_2 commented: the reason i am not opting for that option is because i have so many states +0
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