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Excel XP on WinXP
Inherited a spreadsheet from another user. Have a mixture of lname, fname and fname lname combinations. I can successfully convert the lname, fname to fname lname, teh problem is those cells that are already in the fname lname return a #Value error. I thought I could find a way to logically test the string for a comma(,) and use an If statement to control my concatenate formula. I can't find a way to test logically for the comma. Can anyone offer a solution? Thank you |
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