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如何僅在Excel中隱藏單元格值的一部分？

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假設您有一個工作表，其中包含有關員工的一些常規信息，但有些表是私有的，例如社會保險號。 現在，您想隱藏部分社會保險號，如下圖所示，如何快速解決呢？

使用格式單元格部分隱藏社會安全號碼

使用公式部分隱藏文本或數字

箭頭藍色右氣泡 使用格式單元格部分隱藏社會安全號碼

要在Excel中隱藏部分社會保險號，您可以應用格式單元格來解決它。

1.選擇要部分隱藏的數字，然後右鍵單擊以選擇 單元格格式 從上下文菜單中。 看截圖：
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2.然後在 單元格格式 對話框中單擊 聯繫電話 選項卡，然後選擇 習俗 類別 窗格，然後輸入 000 ,,“-**-****” 到 類別 右側部分中的框。 看截圖：
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3。 點擊 OK，現在您選擇的部分編號已被隱藏。

備註：如果第四個數字大於或等於5，它將對數字進行舍入。

箭頭藍色右氣泡 使用公式部分隱藏文本或數字

使用上述方法，您只能隱藏部分數字，如果要隱藏部分數字或文本，可以執行以下操作：

在這裡，我們隱藏了護照號碼的前4個數字。

選擇護照號碼旁邊的一個空白單元格，例如F22，輸入此公式 =“ ****”＆RIGHT（E22,5），然後將自動填充手柄拖動到需要應用此公式的單元格上方。
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小提示:

如果要隱藏最後四個數字，請使用此公式， = LEFT（H2,5）＆“ ****”

如果您想隱藏中間三個數字，請使用此 = LEFT（H2,3）＆“ ***”＆RIGHT（H2,3）

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Vishal
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I have 1. Name, so I want to remove "1." Please suggest.
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Is there any command for format cell, to hide the intended value in cell, that containt with charecters. eg. G1234567Q and after applied the format it would be G****567Q ?Note: I am asking to know the cell format not the formula? Thanks in advance!
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If I have a listing of Name with different length, and want to set as "B*** P***" for "Brad Pitt", "M******* Y*** C*** K****" for "Michelle Yeoh Choo Kheng", how can I do it with formula?
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have you found a solution? i would also like to know the answer to this. thank you
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Can replace all but the first char with this: =REPLACE(CELL,2,LEN(CELL),REPT("*",LEN(CELL)))
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If I have a number and alphabet set like S1234567A and want to put as S****567A, what formula is usable?
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YY     Adric
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=REPLACE(CELL,2,4,"****")
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=REPLACE(CELL,1,LEN(CELL)-4,REPT("X",LEN(CELL)-4))is the better version as here you can mask text with variable length
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Hi I tried this but does not seem to work.
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Great solution!
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Kiran
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How can we use format cell to remove the first few characters? For ex: 12,345.67 = **,345.67
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sunil
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how can i unhide the numbers again
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Hi, sunil, if you use the Format Cells function to hide part of string, when you want to unhide them again, just format the cells as general.
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Gaurav Singh
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Nice Sir, Its working
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Sorry, I meant D22
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I am not sure how you wrote the formula Dean, but =LEFT(F22,3)&"-**-****" shows 278-**-**** for me... Maybe check other formats on your destination cell?
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Sorry I did not get your question, could you give me a screenshot or other more information to decribe it?
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Dean
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Your SSN example fails, in that it rounds up the number, rather than hiding the non-visible placings. In you example, 278-53-6128 is displayed as 279-**-****!
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Sorry, could you give me more information about the fails in your examples? Because it works always in my examples.
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Dean is correct, the image you are using for the example shows staff no 2083 having the social security number of 278536128 but the hidden version starts with 279. The formula itself works, just the first row in the example image is incorrect.
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Thanks for the reminder. The format cell method will round up the number if the fourth number is larger than 5.
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