jardenp
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I have two columns. Column A is a unit number from 53100 - 53165. Column B is the simple formula =IF({column A cell}>53109,"RF",""). This works fine for the first third of my rows. The last two-thirds have some formatting that results in "RF" being returned for all unit numbers, whether they are >53109 or not.
I've selected column A and cleared all formats (from the Home/editing ribbon). I've changed the format of column A to text and then back to number. I've copied all and pasted the values back.
I don't know what the problem is. The first third automatically aligns to the right when the column is formatted to Number, but the others stay aligned left. When the column is formatted to Text, they all align left, but the formula still works for the first third and not for the others.
I'm baffled. If I run an arithmetical operation on the misbehaving unit numbers, the results are normal, e.g. cell A103 (unit number 53107) returns "RF" from the formula (it shouldn't) and "7" from "=A103-53100" (as it should).
Any advice?
Thanks!
I've selected column A and cleared all formats (from the Home/editing ribbon). I've changed the format of column A to text and then back to number. I've copied all and pasted the values back.
I don't know what the problem is. The first third automatically aligns to the right when the column is formatted to Number, but the others stay aligned left. When the column is formatted to Text, they all align left, but the formula still works for the first third and not for the others.
I'm baffled. If I run an arithmetical operation on the misbehaving unit numbers, the results are normal, e.g. cell A103 (unit number 53107) returns "RF" from the formula (it shouldn't) and "7" from "=A103-53100" (as it should).
Any advice?
Thanks!