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I am wondering if anyone has ever encountered a limitation on the number of
characters that are joined (concatenated) in a sumif calculation. For example, my concatenation has a total of 20 characters (10 digit GL account and 10 digit cost center). When doing my sumif, I am pointing to the range that contains those concatenated cells and comparing it to the criteria established (again a concatenation of 20 characters) to sum the amount for all of those cells that meet that criteria. What I am getting is the same value repetitively, because it looks like Excel is cutting off the last digit of the GL account (not good!). We are using Excel 2007. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- TD1965 |
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