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This is kinda hard to explain, but I'll do the best I can to try. I want a
formula that does the following... I want to search column G, for data that is in column E. Anytime there's data found in column G that is in column E, I want it to be replaced with the information from column F. The trick is that there may be information before or after the data from column G that's being looked up from column E. For example, if in E2 I have X-129.9Y-135.94 and in G4 I have G98G73X-129.9Y-135.94Z5.5R5.Q2.F50. and F2 has 129.9Y-135.94(E-25)...I want to the part of the data in G4 that matches E2, with the data in F2. I could simply do a find and replace, but there are hundreds in the file, so it would take forever and I was wondering if there was a macro or a formula that I could use instead. Any help? |