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VLOOKUP
I'm retrieving a text field using the vlookup function. The formula works but
it does not display all the characters of the text. How can I fix the problem? Does the vlookup have any limitation? Please, help! |
VLOOKUP
--Suggest you to post the formula.Is the text more than 255 characters..
--Check out the exact column number you are referring to..If you want to return the second column in Range B:J the 3rd argument of VLOOKUP is to be mentioned as 2 which is column C If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Gisela" wrote: I'm retrieving a text field using the vlookup function. The formula works but it does not display all the characters of the text. How can I fix the problem? Does the vlookup have any limitation? Please, help! |
VLOOKUP
If you're retrieving a value from a closed file, then that's how excel works.
If you want to see the complete string, open the "sending" file. Gisela wrote: I'm retrieving a text field using the vlookup function. The formula works but it does not display all the characters of the text. How can I fix the problem? Does the vlookup have any limitation? Please, help! -- Dave Peterson |
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