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Hello!
I have several tables of data that I am returning into a long ten digit number using V-lookup. The data typed in can vary, and thus so does the resultant 10 digit number. I would like to return specific comments in another vlookup equation based on that ten digit number. The comments however, do not depend on all ten digits, only a few. So I made another table in Excel that includes all my possible comments and the number combinations that would result in that comment returning true. The rest of the digits I filled in the ?. Now, when the vlookup, looks at the 10 digit number that results and searches for it in my new table, is there anyway for it to accept the question marks as matching characters much as it would when I type the question mark into the v-lookup formula itself? |
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