geofspa
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Good Morning
I wonder if anyone could help me - I have a problem using Match.
I have a database extract where by account number and account name are concatenated on the extracted report - this is OK because the account number is always 7 characters(always numerical) long and to the left - so I have a helper column that holds the formula =left([@Account],7) which gives me the account number split out.
On another sheet I need to "Lookup" this account number - but using Match function only returns #N/A unless I copy / Paste account number as text and then change Text to Columns
Is there any way around having to complete this copy / Paste / Text To Columns routine ... and then having to rewrite formulae with the next extract ?
Thanks
Geof
PS same is true for Vlookup ... not that it surprises me
Thanks
I wonder if anyone could help me - I have a problem using Match.
I have a database extract where by account number and account name are concatenated on the extracted report - this is OK because the account number is always 7 characters(always numerical) long and to the left - so I have a helper column that holds the formula =left([@Account],7) which gives me the account number split out.
On another sheet I need to "Lookup" this account number - but using Match function only returns #N/A unless I copy / Paste account number as text and then change Text to Columns
Is there any way around having to complete this copy / Paste / Text To Columns routine ... and then having to rewrite formulae with the next extract ?
Thanks
Geof
PS same is true for Vlookup ... not that it surprises me
Thanks