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vlookup truncating information
vlookup is truncating information that im trying to bring into a new
spreadsheet. I think its reducing it to 255 characters. Is there a way of changing this or switching it off? |
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vlookup truncating information
Which version of Excel are you using? I just now tried it with 2000. First
I entered text in a cell and tested it with the len function. It was 384 characters. Then I did a vlookup both in the same spreadsheet, and from a different workbook. In both instances, I was able to see the entire contents of the cell (after expanding the width and turning wrap text on.) -- Kevin Vaughn "liam" wrote: vlookup is truncating information that im trying to bring into a new spreadsheet. I think its reducing it to 255 characters. Is there a way of changing this or switching it off? |
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vlookup truncating information
If you open the "sending" workbook and then recalculate, you'll see all the
characters. But if that "sending" workbook is closed, your data will be truncated at 255 (or 256???) characters. liam wrote: vlookup is truncating information that im trying to bring into a new spreadsheet. I think its reducing it to 255 characters. Is there a way of changing this or switching it off? -- Dave Peterson |
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