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![]() All my staff have a daily activity report, in which they have columns in which the input specific information. One such column (CO) is used as a simple "LOG" in which they can type in anything they think may be of concern. Then in a master workbook, I have a formula in each cell to populate what I want to pull from and see from each individual on a daily basis Example: For the "LOG" column on a specific day, for a spefic member: =IF('I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232<"",'I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,"") The ONLY problem I have is that it will only read 260 characters of the up to 1500 or so actually typed into a (wrapped text) cell by the associate. I have tried to add the function "LEFT([DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,2000)", but the text still stops reading after the 260th character. How can I get my IF - formula to read the entire cell input of a workbook it is linked to? OR how do I format the MASTER to read more than it is currently? Thanks in advance Driftwood |
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Add wrap text and then best fit row height. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Driftwood" wrote: All my staff have a daily activity report, in which they have columns in which the input specific information. One such column (CO) is used as a simple "LOG" in which they can type in anything they think may be of concern. Then in a master workbook, I have a formula in each cell to populate what I want to pull from and see from each individual on a daily basis Example: For the "LOG" column on a specific day, for a spefic member: =IF('I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232<"",'I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,"") The ONLY problem I have is that it will only read 260 characters of the up to 1500 or so actually typed into a (wrapped text) cell by the associate. I have tried to add the function "LEFT([DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,2000)", but the text still stops reading after the 260th character. How can I get my IF - formula to read the entire cell input of a workbook it is linked to? OR how do I format the MASTER to read more than it is currently? Thanks in advance Driftwood |
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My master workbook has a macro that does the Autofit rowheight lalready...
the problem is also not the wrap text, as the cell that contains the formula has been formatted for that. the text is perfectly wrapped, the rowheight is fine, even when the row height is increased, you can only read the first 260 characters, and not the entire text from the original.But thanks for the concern, still appreciate everyones input, I can always overlook something. THX Driftwood. "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Add wrap text and then best fit row height. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Driftwood" wrote: All my staff have a daily activity report, in which they have columns in which the input specific information. One such column (CO) is used as a simple "LOG" in which they can type in anything they think may be of concern. Then in a master workbook, I have a formula in each cell to populate what I want to pull from and see from each individual on a daily basis Example: For the "LOG" column on a specific day, for a spefic member: =IF('I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232<"",'I:\Share\Quality Assurance\1QA Associates\ROBBI\[DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,"") The ONLY problem I have is that it will only read 260 characters of the up to 1500 or so actually typed into a (wrapped text) cell by the associate. I have tried to add the function "LEFT([DAR_RE09.xls]DAR'!CO232,2000)", but the text still stops reading after the 260th character. How can I get my IF - formula to read the entire cell input of a workbook it is linked to? OR how do I format the MASTER to read more than it is currently? Thanks in advance Driftwood |
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