REGEXREPLACE Function in Excel: Find and Replace With Patterns
REGEXREPLACE replaces text matching a pattern — strip every non-digit, collapse repeated spaces, mask numbers.
Read article →Excel Text functions explained with syntax, examples and common mistakes.
Excel Text functions explained with syntax, examples and common mistakes.
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Read article →NUMBERVALUE converts text to a number using separators you specify — essential for European-style “1.234,56” exports.
Read article →VALUE turns text that looks like a number into a real number, so SUM and lookups work.
Read article →T returns text unchanged and anything else as an empty string. Rarely needed alone, but tidy for mixed columns.
Read article →ARRAYTOTEXT turns a range into a single text string. Strict mode gives array-constant syntax you can paste into another formula.
Read article →EXACT compares two texts including upper/lower case. A normal =A2=B2 ignores case.
Read article →REGEXEXTRACT returns the part of text that matches a pattern — invoice numbers, phone numbers, amounts buried in narration.
Read article →SEARCH works like FIND but ignores case and accepts wildcards (? and *). With ISNUMBER it becomes a “contains” test.
Read article →TEXTAFTER returns the text that follows a delimiter — domains from emails, surnames, file extensions.
Read article →VALUETOTEXT converts any value to text; strict mode adds quotes around text so you can see stray spaces.
Read article →TEXTBEFORE returns everything before a delimiter; TEXTAFTER everything after. They replace most LEFT/FIND and MID/FIND combinations.
Read article →TEXTSPLIT splits text by a delimiter into columns and/or rows — a formula version of Text to Columns that updates automatically.
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