Returns the right portion of a string up to a certain number of bytes.
Common Questions about the RIGHTB Formula:
- How does the RIGHTB formula work?
- What is the syntax for using the RIGHTB formula?
- When should I use the RIGHTB formula?
Using the RIGHTB Formula Appropriately:
- Make sure to specify the text and the number of characters you want extracted from the right side of the text.
- Valid text should be included inside the quotation marks and the number of characters should be specified.
- The extracted text will begin at the right side of the starting position in the text.
Common Ways the RIGHTB Formula is typed incorrectly:
- Forgetting the quotation marks.
- Mis-matching quotation marks around the text being extracted.
- Not specifying the total number of characters to be extracted.
Common Ways the RIGHTB Formula is Used Improperly:
- Not using the RIGHTB formula when extracting text from the right side of the text.
- Retrieving too many characters, resulting in cutting off part of the text.
- Using the LEFTB formula instead of RIGHTB when extracting text from the right side of the text.
Common Pitfalls With Using the RIGHTB Formula:
- Using the WRONGB formula instead of RIGHTB
- Not taking into account any special characters present in the text
- Forgetting to specify the starting and ending positions of the extracted text
Common Mistakes When Using the RIGHTB Formula:
- Not including the total number of characters to extract.
- Retrieving characters from the wrong side of the text.
- Using the LEFTB formula instead of RIGHTB.
Common Misconceptions People Might Have With the RIGHTB Formula:
- That the RIGHTB formula only extracts characters from the left side of the text.
- That the RIGHTB formula doesn't work with special characters.
- That the RIGHTB formula must start at the right side of the text."
Common Questions about the RIGHTB Formula:
- How does the RIGHTB formula work?
- What is the syntax for using the RIGHTB formula?
- When should I use the RIGHTB formula?
Using the RIGHTB Formula Appropriately:
- Make sure to specify the text and the number of characters you want extracted from the right side of the text.
- Valid text should be included inside the quotation marks and the number of characters should be specified.
- The extracted text will begin at the right side of the starting position in the text.
Common Ways the RIGHTB Formula is typed incorrectly:
- Forgetting the quotation marks.
- Mis-matching quotation marks around the text being extracted.
- Not specifying the total number of characters to be extracted.
Common Ways the RIGHTB Formula is Used Improperly:
- Not using the RIGHTB formula when extracting text from the right side of the text.
- Retrieving too many characters, resulting in cutting off part of the text.
- Using the LEFTB formula instead of RIGHTB when extracting text from the right side of the text.
Common Pitfalls With Using the RIGHTB Formula:
- Using the WRONGB formula instead of RIGHTB
- Not taking into account any special characters present in the text
- Forgetting to specify the starting and ending positions of the extracted text
Common Mistakes When Using the RIGHTB Formula:
- Not including the total number of characters to extract.
- Retrieving characters from the wrong side of the text.
- Using the LEFTB formula instead of RIGHTB.
Common Misconceptions People Might Have With the RIGHTB Formula:
- That the RIGHTB formula only extracts characters from the left side of the text.
- That the RIGHTB formula doesn't work with special characters.
- That the RIGHTB formula must start at the right side of the text."