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I have a file that associates codes that look like dates (OCT26 for example)
with a Saints Day. When I export to excel via .csv, it looks like 26-Oct, and if I then pull the cell over into another worksheet, I get the number date code 40112. The column is defined as TEXT. I need to compare the codes to the table via VLOOKUP, so I can disply the description in the report. Is there anyway to tell Excel not to try to make this code a date? (I did try the ' suggestion, but it doesn't work in this case). Martha |
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