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Hi
The problem I am trying to address is that on my Sheet 1 I want to create a template for uploading catalogue data. As such the fields have to be of defined length or default entries. I am pasting the raw supplier data in Sheet 2 and pulling it through into the template. Descriptions are limited to 40 characters so I have set an IF formula to strip out the first 40 if the raw data is longer or return the raw data if less. However, I want to highlight that the description has been truncated and therefore the user should check how meaningful it is and overtype if necessary. Where the text has been truncated, I tried to flag it with a conditional format checking if the length of the entry on Sheet 2 is 40 but it says it cannot do this. Because the template has to be in a set format I do not want to introduce additional columns for flags on Sheet 1. Is there a way to get around conditional formatting from another sheet or is it possible to identify that my IF statement has produced a TRUE or FALSE status? As always I appreciate any help offered. G |
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