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I can paste a formula to try and explain and you may be able to get it from the quotes below.
and where its meant to go and what the actual file names are. I think i've worked it out, i just need to format it so the formula accepts it and dont give an error so the function works as intended. I think I've got something like a sympbol missing or in the wrong place (could be to do with the docuemnt name and sheets have spaces in and need more punctuation?) in my examples working on Row2 for this formula Current Formula in cell A2 is Quote:
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I got the idea to use the above formula (that dont function yet) from this on another site when reading further into it Quote:
Also on a side note, ive tried googling but cant see an answer What are the & symbols for in excel? Im unsure on their purpose and not seen them before? thanks for your continued help even though its probally bit frustrating for you guys |
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