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I am using index(match()) to link two sets of data together. The key column
is alpha-numeric in the format 000000A where the last character can be an X or a number. E.g: In the lookup worksheet the values a 044507X 50000537 044510X 50001148 10111 50000533 10154 50000459 10162 50001154 The problem is, I am only getting results where the matching values contain an X as the final character all the rest product #N/A. I beleive this to be a data type problem and have found some advice about changing registry values (ImportMixedTypes = Text, TypeGuessRows = 0, IMEX = 1) to stop Excel making incorrect assumptions about data types. Problem is my desktop is locked-down so that I cannot change the registry. Is there a way I can control Excel's data typing directly using a formula? |
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