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I am doing a vlookup command and am it is only returning the first 255
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If you're using =vlookup() to return a value from a closed workbook, then open
that other workbook (and force a recalculation). Closed workbooks will only "send" 255 characters. Colin wrote: I am doing a vlookup command and am it is only returning the first 255 characters. How can I make it return them all? -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks, that works perfectly
"Dave Peterson" wrote: If you're using =vlookup() to return a value from a closed workbook, then open that other workbook (and force a recalculation). Closed workbooks will only "send" 255 characters. Colin wrote: I am doing a vlookup command and am it is only returning the first 255 characters. How can I make it return them all? -- Dave Peterson |
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