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Be careful! Yes, if you don't have leading zeros in codes in SheetB!A:B. No,
if you have! Stefi ezt *rta: If I just change the formula to =VLOOKUP(TEXT(A2,"0"),SheetB!A:B,2,FALSE) it will handle different length text strings. Excellent! |
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