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Cat3TRD

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Is there a way to use VLOOKUP and have it ignore the first digit in the column it's searching?

I'm searching for a 10 digit number in an 11 digit column, and the first number is usually not important.

Even better, would be an IF option that would say, if it's over 10 digits, ignore the first digit.
 
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essentially same as dryvers

Excel Workbook
AB
100256879222222222
200256879443333333
Sheet1
Excel Workbook
ABC
17UPCITEMNDC
18002568792211111112222222
1900256879443333333
price file
 
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