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macropod macropod is offline Keeping the source format when extracting data from multiple cells using Vlookup function Windows 7 64bit Keeping the source format when extracting data from multiple cells using Vlookup function Office 2010 32bit
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Another option would be to use small raised letters (typically inserted via Insert|Symbol) instead of numbers. See attached.
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