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Hello and Happy New Year!
I am working on a special project that requires me to match file names on two different directories. Some of the file names are in another lanquage and use accent marks, etc. When I use a Vlookup, it returns no match even if I can see the file in the other list. I assume it has something to do with the accent marks, etc. Each file name also has a unique 16 digit number at the beginning. I hoped I could tell the Vlookup to match the first sixteen characters. Even though I know it is there, the formula returns NA#. My formula looks like this: =VLOOKUP(LEFT(D45790,LEN(16)),'X Drive'!$D$45790:$D$60000,1,FALSE). |
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