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Converting numbers to text
Is there a more efficient way to convert a number to a text value other than
using the =trim(number) formula? I use vlookup often...and it doesn't recognize a text entry of say "6001" with the number 6001 unless I convet the number to a text value with the formula =trim(6001) and then converting the formula to a value. Please advise as to whether there is a better way. Thanks, Bob |
Converting numbers to text
Try using a double unary (--) in the formula
=VLOOKUP(--A1,M1:N20,2,False) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "bobs" wrote in message ... Is there a more efficient way to convert a number to a text value other than using the =trim(number) formula? I use vlookup often...and it doesn't recognize a text entry of say "6001" with the number 6001 unless I convet the number to a text value with the formula =trim(6001) and then converting the formula to a value. Please advise as to whether there is a better way. Thanks, Bob |
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