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Hi everyone. I have a large block of data. In column A is an account
number. In columns B thru Z is numerical data. Is there a way to programatically scan column A, and if the last 4 characters in the contents of column A are 888Z, then change the sign of the numbers in columns B thru Z of the same row? Thanks in advance! |
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