One possibility: =IF(CONCATENATE(A1,B1,C1)="5.05AAAAAA5.05","Yes","No")
This assumes the number of As in that text string remains constant.
Dave

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> Hello - I would appreciate some help choosing the best function for matching
> columns of data. I have my data set up like this in 4 columns:
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> You guys have been so helpful in the past, and I'd really appreciate
> anything someone can offer. Cheers!
J-EL - 09 Nov 2006 18:46 GMT
HI Dave - For some reason, that isn't returning a good value (it says No even
when it should say yes). I apologize for being too vague - the AAA's were
just a place holder for a 9 digit code of letters and numbers (for example:
01245AP91).
Also, the codes could be anywhere in the column, not necessarily B1 and C1
would be the same code. B1 and C5 might be the same, and i'm looking if the
number next to B1 and C5 are the same.
I hope you're still able figure out something for me :)
Thanks,
> One possibility: =IF(CONCATENATE(A1,B1,C1)="5.05AAAAAA5.05","Yes","No")
>
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> > You guys have been so helpful in the past, and I'd really appreciate
> > anything someone can offer. Cheers!
For some reason, that isn't returning a good value (it says No even
when it should say yes). I apologize for being too vague - the AAA's were
just a place holder for a 9 digit code of letters and numbers (for example:
01245AP91).
Also, the codes could be anywhere in the column, not necessarily B1 and C1
would be the same code. B1 and C5 might be the same, and i'm looking if the
number next to B1 and C5 are the same.
I hope you're still able figure out something for me :)
Thanks,