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1. Why does a formula SOMETIMES act as a formula and in other work
book/sheet act as text? ie will produce "Joe Bloggs" if A3="Joe" and A2="Bloggs" but in another worksheet will remain "=CONCATENATE(A3," ",A2)" 2. How do I lookup a column of text which are a result of formula? eg. =VLOOKUP(A2,NAMES,2) where A2="Joe Bloggs" and NAMES=Array of results of formula "=CONCATENATE(A3," ",A2)". Currently produces "N/A" even though I KNOW that Names contains "Joe Bloggs". Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as I only have one or two handfulls of hair left!! -- Bob JONES Give me ambiguity or give me something else |
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