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Look up data.. help please :-)
Hi,
Here's the scenario, my data is like 088111 while the file given to me omits the zero 88111, how can I make a look up where I can still get the same result even if the reference data and source file is different. Is it possible? Thanks in advance! Jhong |
Look up data.. help please :-)
If you have dat like 088111 (with zero in front) then it must be string data
while the number with out the leading zero is really a number. You can convert the 088111 to a number by using the val function val(088111). I suspect the is a single quote infront of the 088111 which is making it a string. To remove the single quote use val(mid("'088111",2)) "jhong" wrote: Hi, Here's the scenario, my data is like 088111 while the file given to me omits the zero 88111, how can I make a look up where I can still get the same result even if the reference data and source file is different. Is it possible? Thanks in advance! Jhong |
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