How to extract Chinese characters in different cells? 20

Updated on technology 2024-06-05
37 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Excel won't know what you want to order at noon anyway... It's good to explain the rules clearly. For example, if there are so many dishes at noon, what is the rule of ordering? If there is no regularity, then it can only be filled in by hand, and then excel can automatically calculate the total price.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1 Select the yellow grid, 2 press the = button, 3 mouse click on the dish name, 4 enter.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    1First of all, we use Excel2016 on the computer to open the **.

    2Select all the data you want to extract from Chinese and paste it into a new word document.

    3. Then click the "Replace" button on the Word toolbar.

    6. Finally, click the OK button, and a prompt message of "all replacement completed" will pop up, and you can click the OK button.

    7 Return to the word area, you can see that the Chinese characters in all the data have been extracted.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Every day, when you order food, you find it difficult to type, so make a drop-down list of menus and choose the name of the dish each time.

    Or put the dish name number, you enter the number and use vlookup to automatically display the dish name.

    Or with more than one**, eat **1 today, and press **1 to serve.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    It can be achieved by combining the if function with the concatenation symbol &, and the sumifs function or the sumproduct function can be used to achieve summing.

    Implement the dish name: For example, insert an auxiliary column before the dish name, enter data 1, and enter a formula similar to the following figure in the ordering position.

    When we order, fill in 1, and the dish name will be automatically linked to it.

    If you don't find the secondary column pretty, you can include a selection button.

    **For the aspect, the summation formula is sufficient.

    See the figure below for a reference example.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    =mid(cell, the Chinese characters to be extracted start from the left, and how many characters to extract).

    It can be understood that it is all in English.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Unless the Chinese characters are in a specific position, irregular extraction cannot be made.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Gives you a custom function**:

    public function hz(rang as string) as string

    dim l as integer

    dim str as string

    l = len(rang)

    if l < 1 then

    hz = ""

    exit function

    end if

    on error resume next

    for i = 1 to l

    if asc(mid$(rang, i, 1)) 0 or asc(mid$(rang, i, 1)) 255 then

    str = str & mid$(rang, i, 1)

    end if

    nexthz = str

    end function

    Add this ** to the module, and then use the formula in the cell: (assuming column A starts with a2 and is your messy character).

    The flat-mounter can be filled downward.

    **How to join the module:

    Alt + F11 keys to enter the VBA.

    Right-click on "Microsoft Excel Object" on the left, and click "Insert" "Module" in the pop-up menu.

    Double-click on the module and copy the above ** in it on the right. Save.

    You can use this custom function hz.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The first two Chinese characters can be realized through the MID function.

    The method steps are as follows: DAO

    1. Open the special excel** that needs to be operated, enter =mid( in any desired cell, and then click to select the cell that needs to extract the first two Chinese characters as the data target**.

    2. Continue to enter 1,2 in the function box), and then press enter to complete the function input.

    3. Return to Excel** to find that the first two Chinese characters of the cell have been successfully extracted in Excel.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1.Select a cell after the text you want to extract, click Formula - Text, and select MID;

    2.In the pop-up window, enter the version you want to extract.

    The right to the location of this place, starting from the first, there are also a few characters to extract;

    3.If you want to extract in batches, you can click to select the cells, move the mouse to the bottom right of the cell, hold down the left mouse button when the arrow changes to a cross, pull down first, and copy the formula.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    If the first two Chinese characters are in A2 and you want to put the first two Chinese characters in C2, click C2 and enter left(A2,2) in the input field.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Demonstrate how Excel 2016 extracts numbers or letters from cells.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    There are many ways to do this, but there is really no way to give you an answer to a question like this.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    In execl, press alt+f11, insert --- module, and copy the following **, for example, enter the small swallow earrings in a1, enter =hztopy(a1) in other blank cells, and press enter to execute.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Are there any rules? Don't see how to extract it?

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    If you are extracting "class x", you can use =mid(a1,find("class",a1)-1,2)

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    Enter or copy and paste the following formula in B1.

    if(countif(a2,"*Category A*"),"*Category A*",if(countif(a2,"*Class B*"),"*Class B*",if(countif(a2,"*Category C*"),"*Category C*","Miscellaneous")))

    Pull-down padding.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    b2:=--mid(a2,find("Code reading",a2)+2,find(",",a2,find("Code reading",a2))-find("Code reading",a2)-2)

    c2:=--mid(a2,find("Use water",a2)+2,find("Tons",a2)-find("Use water",a2)-2)

    d2:=--mid(a2,find("Amount",a2)+2,find("Meta",a2)-find("Amount",a2)-2)

    e2:=iferror(--mid(a2,find("Remaining",a2)+2,find("Meta",a2,find("Remaining",a2))-find("Remaining",a2)-2),-mid(a2,find("Payable",a2)+2,find("Meta",a2,find("Payable",a2))-find("Payable",a2)-2))

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    It is nothing more than left, right, len, find, mid several functions to set back and forth, such as the first one, take the number of meter readings:

    left(right(a1,len(a1)-find("Code reading",a1)-1),find(",",right(a1,len(a1)-find("Code reading",a1)-1))-1)

    Others are similar.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    No conditions are given, only the numbers in the cells are asked.

    General formula. Press the key combination Ctrl+Shift+Enter to end the formula.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    There are so many numbers that there seems to be no way around it.

    Write a VBA to compare them one by one, maybe you can.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    Select all, copy, paste into a txt

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    If the content is in column A, step 1 copy column A to column B, and select column B (one column per word) in step 2 to divide the column. 3. If the column is cdefghij column, then enter the formula you =lenb(c1) in column k, this formula has 2 results, equal to 1 is not a Chinese character, equal to 2 is a Chinese character. Copy the formula backwards to get a set of equal numbers.

    4.Enter as many formulas as you can in the later storage grids. After losing, press enter and you want the result.

    Finally, copy the result and paste it specially. Then delete all previous secondary columns. Only column A and the result column remain.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    1. First on the computer desktop.

    Double-open Excel**, there is the following data in column A of Excel, extract the city name from it, for example, extract "Qingdao" from column A to column B.

    2. Because these data rules are very fixed, they can be extracted by columns, fast filling, etc., and the MID function is used here, which shows that it starts from the 3rd character and extracts 2 characters.

    3. After entering the MID function, you can see that the function has three parameters.

    4. Press Enter to end the input of the formula.

    5. Drop down to fill the formula to get the final result and complete the extraction of a part of the text in the cell.

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    xcel**How to separate and extract Chinese words and numbers? You don't have to knock it one by one anymore.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    1. Open Excel and create a blank workbook. System.

    2. As an example, enter bai into du a string in the worksheet, for example, English computer.

    3. After that, you need to put it.

    The three letters of ter in daocomputer are extracted into another cell, no need to copy-paste manually, just use the function. In the result cell, enter the function =mid(, including half the parentheses.

    4. Then click cell A1.

    5. Then enter the second parameter 6 (6 means that the string starts from the 6th character from left to right).

    6. Enter the third parameter 3 (3 means 3 consecutive digits starting from the 6th digit on the left side of the string).

    7. Press enter again, and the result is obtained.

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    In Excel, you can use the left function to extract part of the text from the left side of a cell, and use the right function to extract part of the text from the left.

    Take part of the text on the right side and use the MID function to take part of the text from the middle.

    Tools used: Office2007

    Taking the middle part of the text as an example, the steps are as follows:

    1.Extract provinces from column A data:

    2.Using the mid function, the input formula is as follows:

    Formula description: The first parameter of the mid function is the cell with the value, here is a1; The second parameter is to start from the digit, and the provinces all start from the third, so here is 3; The third parameter is to take a few digits, because the provinces in the cell are all two words, so this parameter is 2

    3.After dropping down the fill, the result is as follows:

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    Use the column function to do it quickly.

    Excel version reference: 2010

    Select column A; Select Data - Segmentation;

    Done, see the results.

  29. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    Should work out nicely :

    Select column a, data column Next, select "Other" under "Dividing Symbol", and enter ":" in the space right: Next, the name before the semicolon is selected black, 50 points are in the back, and then click to complete it will become two columns.

    If you want to keep the original column, you can copy a column and then do it. If there is no space behind the cell to be divided, a blank column should be inserted first, otherwise the following column should be covered when dividing.

  30. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    With the mid function, you can truncate a string of any length from anywhere in the string.

    For example: mid(1020519951,7,2)="99"

  31. Anonymous users2024-01-12

    There is no specific formula for extracting the text if it is from.

    It is a regular text extraction, which can be used to match left, rigth, and mid.

    dulen to extract, equivalent to character zhi character extraction, extract a few characters on the left, dao a few characters on the right or a few characters in the middle, if the character length of the text to be extracted in each cell is different, you need to extract it according to the actual situation.

  32. Anonymous users2024-01-11

    Please describe the problem clearly, how to extract, whether there are any special requirements, if there are no special requirements, generally use one of the three functions of mid, left, right, if there are special requirements, you may need to use other functions.

  33. Anonymous users2024-01-10

    The mid function takes the middle, the left function takes the left, and the right function takes the right.

  34. Anonymous users2024-01-09

    A3

    mid(b3,3,2)

    What it means: Start with the 3rd character of the character in B3 and select 2 (extract the string with length 2).

    The third character from left to right in B3 is Li and the 2 characters are Li Si.

  35. Anonymous users2024-01-08

    You can enter the following formula in cell A3: =mid(b3,3,2).

    In this way, cell A3 intercepts Li Si in B3.

  36. Anonymous users2024-01-07

    Yes, if it's extracting two words, that's it:

    Suppose the cell you want to extract words from is b3

    left(b3,2)

  37. Anonymous users2024-01-06

    mid returns a specific number of characters in a text string copy, starting from a specified position, as specified by the user.

    Syntax mid(text,start num,num chars) formula description (result).

    mid(a2,1,5) The 5 characters in the string above, starting with the first character.

    mid(a3,3,2) takes the 2 characters in the string in Zhang San, Li Si, Wang Wu, and starts with the third character, that is, Li Si.

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