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I have a spreadsheet which uses concatenated data as the basis for sumif
calculations looking at another spreadsheet. In separate columns however, I want to be able to split out the concatenated data. Column AM has my concatenated data as follows: Glasgow Property Freehold South Yorkshire Property Shorthold Lease Edinburgh Other Telephone System I want to be able to search in column AM, find the Region (Glasgow, Edinburgh....) and return that region into column B of the same row. I have approx 20 regions that I am looking for which are listed in a range called "Opcos" I think it's vbTextCompare I need to use but don't know where to start with writing the code to do this. Could someone please help me with the code |
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