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How to Use MIDB() in Google Sheets
Description
How To Actually Use MIDB() in Sheets
MIDB(string)
Try MIDB yourself
In cells A1:A5, you have various strings. Use the MIDB formula in cell B1 to extract 3 bytes starting from the 2nd character of the string in A1. Drag the formula down to B5.
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Remember that MIDB takes the starting position and the number of bytes to extract.
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Make sure to adjust the formula for each row when dragging down.
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