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How to Use RIGHT() in Google Sheets
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How To Actually Use RIGHT() in Sheets
RIGHT(string, [number_of_characters])
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In cells B1:B10, use the RIGHT formula to extract the last 3 characters from the strings in cells A1:A10.
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Remember to specify the string and the number of characters to extract.
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You can drag the formula down to apply it to the other cells.
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