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In an application I have going I refer to a field
"Location", here are (samples): 4133 51053 617111 All are strict location numbers and no math Will ever be performed using them.. I use Vlookup() formulas which use them extensively. A recent "quick-programming-change" I made recently caused me (to make it work) take Several of these fields and enter the ' character In front of to get it to work '4133 '51053 '617111 I always stay clear of the Format such as Text as I know it doesn't really make the cell value (4133) actually text. For data entry is there some way I can enter 4133 alone Without the leading ' and have it register to Excel as Text So that it can be read in a Vlookup() without having to Deal with the first ISERR() argument? Thanks in advance, Jim May |
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