=RIGHT(LEFT([field], 7), 3)
=RIGHT(LEFT([%List:field%], 7), 3)
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Truncate From Left
=RIGHT(LEFT([field], 7), 3)
=RIGHT(LEFT([%List:field%], 7), 3)
=(Left(txt,3))
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Feb 10Want to omit the first 4 characters in a string.
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