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In order to standardise an index reference for a LOOKUP table, I need to
CONCATENATE cells from three columns, which could be (typically) as follows:-
B, 010, 030 or even A, 000, 040. This would give a concatenation of
B010030, etc..
The data has been standardised into this form to allow sorting within a
reference table and I then need to extract cells within that table for use in
my spreadsheet, using the LOOKUP functions.
This works fine if I input '000' as text but if I try to convert a 3-digit
numerical cell to text the leading zeros are dropped, resulting in B1030 or
A040, using the above examples.
Does anybody have a workaround for this problem?
CONCATENATE cells from three columns, which could be (typically) as follows:-
B, 010, 030 or even A, 000, 040. This would give a concatenation of
B010030, etc..
The data has been standardised into this form to allow sorting within a
reference table and I then need to extract cells within that table for use in
my spreadsheet, using the LOOKUP functions.
This works fine if I input '000' as text but if I try to convert a 3-digit
numerical cell to text the leading zeros are dropped, resulting in B1030 or
A040, using the above examples.
Does anybody have a workaround for this problem?