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OK, this may be a bit long-winded, but for the life of me I cannot get this
to work properly. I hope someone can help. (Obvoiusly) I am working on a file. The file requires a web-import of data and then some minor coding. However, the Web site we usually get our data from did an overhaul and changed their way of posting items. (For instance, they used to post six columns -- when imported -- of data and now it's just five.) However, that sixth column was critical for the import into our business file. I played around with SEARCH and IF functions and found a combination that worked with stand-alone text if I added two columns before the text that was supposed to be read. When I tried it after importing a portion of a file, it did not work. I added the two columns and each I am using the same exact formula ---- column 1 =SEARCH(,"@",1) column 2 =IF<cell=1,"Away","Home" However, in the first column, instead of coming back as 1 or empty, I get the dreaded #VALUE! Is there anyone that can help me? I know it sounds confusing, but any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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