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If you're trying to get a part of a text from a excel's cell, this post can help you with a few samples.
For all examples we need a delimited char to split our text in two parts, nedeed and needless.

Text on the left

For this example, the comma, is our delimited char. Now, you can eliminate all right side (needless text).

=FIND(G2,FIND(",",G2)-1)

Text on the right

For this example, the comma, is our delimited char.

First method

=TRIM(RIGHT(F2,LEN(F2)-LOOKUP("@",SUBSTITUE(F2,",","@",LEN(F2)-LEN(SUBSTITUE(F2,",",""))),1)))

Second method

=FIND(",",F2)

Get all right text (needed text) from that char.

=RIGHT(F2,LEN(F2)-FIND(",",F2))

Usetrim function to remove needless spaces

=TRIM(RIGHT(F2,LEN(F2)-FIND(",",F2)))

Text on the middle

For that, you have to combine both of previous actions (left + right).

First of all you could eliminate theright needless part of the text.

Then we will eliminate all left side from searched text. On our example, we will use slash char/ to split our text.

=RIGHT(F2,LEN(F2)-FIND("@",SUBSTITUTE(F2,"/","@",LEN(F2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(F2,"/",""))),1))

Sources:

Substring

Getting the last position of a character using excel formula

Typos or suggestions?

If you've found a typo, a sentence that could be improved or anything else that should be updated on this blog post, you can access it through a git repository and make a pull request. If you feel comfortable with github, instead of posting a comment, please go directly tohttps://github.com/campelo/documentation and open a new pull request with your changes.