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I have a number of lookups which are looking at codes (item numbers)
downloaded predominantly as CSV files. After I've saved them to excel file format I then use a series of lookups to extract data for reports. I am having trouble with some lookups where I have to merge some cells to achieve a string ( using =trim; =left; =mid; and then merge the cells ie =A1&A2&A3 to achieve the string I require ) the lookups all rum form these strings. In some cases thoough. If I format string as a number, some lookups will work, if I format string as text, others will work but not altogether. My question is; How can I check that all my strings are in the same format si i can get them all to work? Please bear in mind I have some 15 download sheets, each containing some 4,500 codes in each sheets, and then some 30 odd sheets with the lookups to extract the data I require. I guess I will have to ensure these are all in the same format as source sheets. If someone can give me a quick fix, would be appreciated. Many thanks Pete -- I''m just a soul whose intentions are good . . . . . . . . . . . |
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