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Vlookup, Concatenate, Format
looking up lat and longitude to assign to a customer. the lat/lons are oot
to 5 or 6 digits, the lat in one col and long in another adjacent trying to show up in one cell with 2 decimel such north,south,east,west in my case the lats are all n and long are all west whcih I want to concatenate, such that the cell would look something like this 41.60 N - 87.71 W This is my attempt which didn't work =TEXT((VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19),"##.#0 N"))&"-"&Text(VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19+1),"## .#0 W")) suggestions?? thanks |
Vlookup, Concatenate, Format
Your approach seems okay, but I think you have too many parentheses
=TEXT((VLOOKUP(......), "##.## N")) Since this portion is enclosed in parentheses (VLOOKUP(......), "##.## N") I think it is being treated as one argument, which you don't want. Try: =TEXT(VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19),"##.#0 N")&"-"&Text(VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19+1),"## .#0 W") "reno" wrote: looking up lat and longitude to assign to a customer. the lat/lons are oot to 5 or 6 digits, the lat in one col and long in another adjacent trying to show up in one cell with 2 decimel such north,south,east,west in my case the lats are all n and long are all west whcih I want to concatenate, such that the cell would look something like this 41.60 N - 87.71 W This is my attempt which didn't work =TEXT((VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19),"##.#0 N"))&"-"&Text(VLOOKUP(custno1,rmicustorg,lur19+1),"## .#0 W")) suggestions?? thanks |
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