How To Remove Brackets & Anything Inside it In Excel

How you can delete parenthesis and text inside it in excel with a few clicks. This is an easy tutorial with a lot of fun. You are allowed to delete brackets and text inside it even if they are different. It means it can delete different text inside parenthesis at a time.
Lets get started:
Step 1: First click on the "Find & Select" option under the home tab. Or you can Press CTRL+F to open the find & select function.
Step 2: Now click on the replace button.
Step 3: Now write (*) inside find what bar
Step 4: Keep the replace with bar blank or populate with a space
Step 5: Now click replace all and done.
You have successfully deleted all the brackets and also text inside it.
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Thanks much! I knew there had to be an easy method of doing this! :)

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WOW! I agree with "Dustin Robinson's" comment - just Brilliant!!!
Question - Does this work with regular expressions too?

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This is great. How to make it a function?

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How to take the inside bracket data seperately?

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[@fairfairy2896]

What to do if I want to separate the words in two different columns and also want to remove brackets. Like James in one cell and Manager in another cell without brackets? Can you please help me with it.

[@rhez_]

data tab > text as columns, type '(' as dividing symbol, and then replace ')' with nothing.

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[@jonaswesley2658]

I am just trying to remove the bracket but not what is inside it, so I just write ( and it keeps telilng me that it cannot find it. It is driving me insane.

[@angelacheung8598]

Just in case anyone is looking for a way to do it in google sheets like I was, it's \(.*\) instead of (*)

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And don't forget to check the box for “Search using regular expressions”

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[@JahangirAlam-js3xr]

How To Remove Brackets and Anything outside it In Excel

[@mayurkhedekar4441]

I just want to remove brackets and not information inside it so how to do?

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Press CTRL+H On your Keyboard. Write ( in find what and leave replace with empty. Click on Replace All. This will remove ( from your worksheet and now do it again for ).

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How to remove only the brackets , (123) to 123

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Use Find and Replace fir this task.

[@lunatichuman1678]

John(34*48) = John How to get this?

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It should work. Check the tutorial again

[@dobbssolutions518]

Thanks but not good you deleted the essential information such as job description that was in the brackets

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Well the Title SAYS Delete Brackets and everything inside it...
If you just wanna delete brackets then you should follow This tutorial and just Select () where we selected space: ua-cam.com/video/Kr1rZVr7gQg/v-deo.html
or You can use this tutorial where i used formula to remove spaces and you could just place () inside the formula: ua-cam.com/video/Z0uyiPMY-7k/v-deo.html

[@ianarman]

The point of the tutorial was to remove the brackets and the text contained within the brackets

[@rhez_]

I'd rather replace it with empty string instead of space.

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You can do that