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I have to copy data from an excel sheet on a website to my excel sheet. The
company that I get the data from doesnt separate the DATE from the name of the data e.g. [ICSC-UBS (FEB 3)] is in one cell. When I paste the data from the website my sheet still has info that I pasted from the previous month. I need to be able to identify any duplicate entries but the date at the end keeps it from being an exact duplicate because the date has changed. The formula that Im using right now is =IF(COUNTIF($A$2:$A$150,A115)1,"Duplicate","") this will give me the word Duplicate in the rows where there is an exact match but I still need to watch carefully to be able to keep the old data weeded out. Ive tried variations with RIGHT, LEFT , and , LEN but havent had any success. I need to be able to ignore the last 6 char (FEB 3) in the cell that contains the [ICSC-UBS (FEB 3)] in order for there to be an exact match. Does anybody have any ideas? |
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