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Good day,
This is the situation: Cell A1 = Fd39(07) Cell A2 = 39 Cell A3 =TRIM(MID(A1, 3, 2)) Cell A4 = A2 = A3 As you can see from above, the result of the formula in Cell A3 is 39. However, Cell A4 always gives me a FALSE statement. I would need to return a TRUE statement in Cell A4, because it is comparing two values that should be identical (39 & 39, right?). How can I extract the "39" from the "Fd39(07)" expression and compare is succesfully to the number 39 in Cell A4? -- Thanks Sebastien |
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