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CSV file saved as Excel
Hi, I am new to this so let me know if I am approaching this
incorrectly, but I have a question. I have a file that was originally in CSV format that has been saved as an xls file. Now I am trying to do a vlookup with another excel file without changing the column to fixed width because then it messes up the other vlookups I have to other files. Can anyone help me or at least explain the logic? |
CSV file saved as Excel
alma wrote:
Hi, I am new to this so let me know if I am approaching this incorrectly, but I have a question. I have a file that was originally in CSV format that has been saved as an xls file. Now I am trying to do a vlookup with another excel file without changing the column to fixed width because then it messes up the other vlookups I have to other files. Can anyone help me or at least explain the logic? The width of a column has no effect on the lookup operation. It only affects what you see. |
CSV file saved as Excel
OK, but unless I change the data in the column to fixed width, it is
not the same format as my column from another spreadsheet created in Excel so I don't get a match. They are both text. |
CSV file saved as Excel
alma wrote:
OK, but unless I change the data in the column to fixed width, it is not the same format as my column from another spreadsheet created in Excel so I don't get a match. They are both text. There is only "fixed width" for columns. They will only automatically adjust when you issue the command. |
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