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I have Excel 2000, where this seems to work with no trouble. But apparently
what you are seeing implies 2003 is stricter in dealing with cell types, so you cannot concatenate a number to text without converting it first. When you save as .csv, it becomes a text file and I assume is interpreted as text when imported. You can test that by using the ISTEXT() function on the cell both before and after the export/import, but that is what appears to be happening. I prefer how 2000 handles it! -- - K Dales "HSalim[MVP]" wrote: I have a rather strange issue that I don't recall encountering ever before. using Excel 2003 I have text in Column A and a number in Column B, and the formula = A2 & B2 results in an error with #value being displayed Same result if I use Concatenate... if i save as a CSV, now try this after opening the file in Excel, no problem. What have I done to this file that it is giving me these odd responses? Regards Habib |
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