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Posting here since this group is much more active than the regular excel board.
Is it possible to call the 'operator' value of a cell as opposed to the 'text' value? Example- A1 contains '' A2 contains 2 A3 contains 1 I want to test =A2A3 Using the formula =A2&A1&A3 gives '21 instead of True. Is there some other way to do this? |
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