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Macro to remove brackets

  Asked By: Alex    Date: Jan 26    Category: MS Office    Views: 869
  

I am working on a worksheet which has monthly payroll. Ineed to make a
macro which will go to the cell on the left, and remove a bracket in it
and a multiplication function.

For e.g. if A1 has =(221.86+1.15+3.75)*2 I need the macro to work in A2
to remove the brackets and the *2. If I create the macro by keystrokes
then whenever I am I get the same result as A1. So I need to use vb
but dont have a clue of the commands.

Can anyone please help?

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Answer #1    Answered By: Bama Cohen     Answered On: Jan 26

You don't need VBA to accomplish your task.

Save the workbook, then do the following:
1) With the replace function, replace "=" with "'="

Now you have only text.

2) Replace ")*2" with ""

3) Replace "(" with ""

4) Replace "'=" with "="
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Or simplified, just replace "*2" with "". That will also do the trick

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Hadil Khan     Answered On: Jan 26

The brackets  can be left  where they are. A find/replace for *2 will find
and remove  the multiplications.

Or is there something more complex in what you need to do?

 
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