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I am using Vlookup in an excel worksheet pulling descriptions from another
excel file but when I do it does not display the full description, only part of it. How can I solve this? I would appreciate any help. |
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The logic is worth to establish to have and did not have problems
"Jonny" дÈëÓʼþ ... I am using Vlookup in an excel worksheet pulling descriptions from another excel file but when I do it does not display the full description, only part of it. How can I solve this? I would appreciate any help. |
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Maybe you could use =right(), =left(), or =mid() in your formula.
=mid(vlookup(a1,sheet2!a:b,2,0),12,22) Excel's help describes these string functions. Jonny wrote: I am using Vlookup in an excel worksheet pulling descriptions from another excel file but when I do it does not display the full description, only part of it. How can I solve this? I would appreciate any help. -- Dave Peterson |
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