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I have concatenated a number of cells to make a formula that I will update
data on a weekly basis. Unfortunately, the formula is in text currently, as noted below: '=CONCATENATE(Q5,R5,S5,V5,Q5,P5,N5,W5,N5,O5,T5) When I try to replace the ' it does not find it. I presume this is because it is currently text. Formating the column as either General or Number does not seem to work. Conversely, if I enter the cells and back space over the ' , it works fine. And this is what it looks like when I copy it over into it's destination cell before deleting the ' : =if(Data!c44="D",Data!k44,"") Any thoughts or macro's I can try to have a functioning formula? THANKS! -- William Elerding |
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