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Adam Kroger

Function debug help please
 
I need a cell to display the number 0703 not 703. All instances of this
cell type will be 4 digits.

The number is entered on one sheet, and then located and returned by a
Vlookup on another

I am using a MID() on the VLOOKUP() cell, and need it to return 7 instead of
70.



Niek Otten

Function debug help please
 
=text(A1,"0000")

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message
. ..
I need a cell to display the number 0703 not 703. All instances of this
cell type will be 4 digits.

The number is entered on one sheet, and then located and returned by a
Vlookup on another

I am using a MID() on the VLOOKUP() cell, and need it to return 7 instead
of 70.




Adam Kroger

Function debug help please
 
So in the MID() command it would read: MID(TEXT(AF4,"0000"),1,2) ?

and will the TEXT() command interfere with arithmatic? The complete formuls
I am using is :
=IF(ISNUMBER(AF4),MAX(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) - MID(AF4,1,2)),ABS(MID(AF4,3,2) -
MID(AF4,3,2)))+MAX(0, MIN(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) -
MID(AF4,1,2))),ABS((MID(AF4,3,2) -
MID(AF4,3,2)))-ROUND(MAX(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) -
MID(AF4,1,2)),ABS(MID(AF4,3,2) - MID(AF4,3,2)))/2,0)),"")

AF4 & AF2 are both numbers that must be 4 digits for it to work properly.

"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
=text(A1,"0000")

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message
. ..
I need a cell to display the number 0703 not 703. All instances of this
cell type will be 4 digits.

The number is entered on one sheet, and then located and returned by a
Vlookup on another

I am using a MID() on the VLOOKUP() cell, and need it to return 7 instead
of 70.






Adam Kroger

Function debug help please
 
I figured out how to use the Formatnumbercustom0000
Thanks for your assistance. Niek, the solution you offered game me the key
to figure it out.




"Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message
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So in the MID() command it would read: MID(TEXT(AF4,"0000"),1,2) ?

and will the TEXT() command interfere with arithmatic? The complete
formuls I am using is :
=IF(ISNUMBER(AF4),MAX(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) -
MID(AF4,1,2)),ABS(MID(AF4,3,2) - MID(AF4,3,2)))+MAX(0,
MIN(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) - MID(AF4,1,2))),ABS((MID(AF4,3,2) -
MID(AF4,3,2)))-ROUND(MAX(ABS(MID($AF$2,1,2) -
MID(AF4,1,2)),ABS(MID(AF4,3,2) - MID(AF4,3,2)))/2,0)),"")

AF4 & AF2 are both numbers that must be 4 digits for it to work properly.

"Niek Otten" wrote in message
...
=text(A1,"0000")

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message
. ..
I need a cell to display the number 0703 not 703. All instances of this
cell type will be 4 digits.

The number is entered on one sheet, and then located and returned by a
Vlookup on another

I am using a MID() on the VLOOKUP() cell, and need it to return 7
instead of 70.









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