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Excel formula to replace specific cell with array

in Excel I have a column of numbers, I am wanting to replace anything in the cell that starts with NUM, and ends in the last 2 digits of the number. So, for example, I want all NUMS to be zero’d, all NUMs that have a three at the end, to be three zeros, and all NUMs that have a four at the end to be four zeros.

This is not really an Array formula, but it is fairly simple. I believe the following formula will do what you want.
=If(Left(A1,3)= »NUM »,0,If(Right(A1,2)= »01″,1,0))

This formula will return 0 if the first three characters of a cell is « NUM », if the last two characters of the number is a 0 then 1 otherwise 0
EDIT:
I realized that I assumed you want your number to be zero’d, but the OP clarified that they wanted to do the reverse. This will leave all numbers untouched, but will make your numbers « implicit », i.e. non-numeric.
This formula will also leave the last two digits of the cell as they are.
=If(Left(A1,3)= »NUM »,If(Right(A1,2)= »01″,1,0),A1)

If you want to specifically target any numbers that start with « NUM » followed by a « 2 » then you can add an additional condition.
=If(Left(A1,3)= »NUM »,If(Right(A1,2)= »01″,1,0),A1)

Understanding Java’s default constructor’s parameter of a single-parameter constructor

I’m going through some source code for learn java, and I’m having a hard time understanding this statement:
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