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it looks really easy but I am thinking since more than 24 hours.
I need to merge two values of two different cells with a space, it looks easy =B23&" "&B24 but in reality every report is different and I am trying to register a macro. so if I write B23, B24 as in the example the next sheet could have the the two values everywhere. So registering the marco use CTRL F to find the value I need then register then i press CTRL arrow right to read the value on the cell on the right, it works as a charm with one value because the macro find the string i need and then goes to the right to take the value I need but now I have to merge as in the example above( =B23&" "&B24) or worse (sheet1!B23& etc) if refers to another sheet. I am trying to find a formula to combine offset search find index, I tried to built a VBA function, but does not work when I have a formula excel recognize a specific cell not the one to the right of the string I look with ctrl f |
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