If the formula, =MID("ABCDEFGHI",3,4) is used, the result yielded would be CDEF.
When using the =MID function on a spreadsheet, the number after the text in the formula would show the position of the text from the left that the function would begin to count from.
The text in the third position from the left as shown in ABCDEFGHI is C so we need to start counting from letter C.
The second number in the function would then show the number of texts that needs to be counted and selected from the row of letters. That number is 4.
So from the letter C, you'll count 4 letters including the letter C itself.
The result you get would therefore be C, D, E, F which are the four letters from C.
In conclusion, the formula =MID("ABCDEFGHI",3,4) would yield the result, "C, D, E, F,."
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