Ryan,
In Excel, you can use the functions RIGHT, MID, and LEFT to
extract characters from a cell. For example, if you have 40-30-41 in A1,
enter the formula =MID(A1,4,2) in cell B1, and hit enter. The result shown
in B1 will be 30. To copy the formula, drag by the small square on the
lower right corner of the cursor, from B1 all the way to the last row with
data.
Use the formula bar help wizard in Excel and it will take
you step by step. For example, the above formula instructs to extract the
2 middle values from cell A1, starting at character number 4. Very
important, once you get your values in separate columns, highlight them and
do a Copy => Paste Special => Values => Save, so you keep the
actual values and not references to another column.
Hope I understood your question and this might be of
help.
Regards,
Miguel Iturralde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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