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PLEASE EXCUSE MY NOT FOLLOWING PROPER PROTOCOL FOR SHOWING MY EXAMPLE, I AM
IN A HURRY AND IT IS MORE LOGICAL TO ME THIS WAY: =IF(LEN(D1855)<=17,IF(LEN(B1855<=7),IF(FIND("STE", B1855,1),CONCATENATE(D1855," ",B1855))),"") Column A contains LEN(B1855) (EXCEL returned value 8) Column C contains LEN(D1855) (EXCEL returned value 17) Column B and D are simple data (text) A B C D E 8 STE 1234 17 123 S CENTRAL AVE 123 S CENTRAL AVE STE 1234 I am tracking field length as I revise a huge database (30k rows of customer data) and only have 25 CHAR fields to work with when I upload back to our Company Database program PROBLEM: I should be getting a FALSE result, because the LEN of Column B IS NOT <=7, it is 8. Yet, the formula continues to the end. When it Concats, I end up with 26 characters in Column E. Thank you! Melinda |
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