thewiseguy
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Is there a workaround for when a cells formula is CONCATENATE but then columns are filtered?
You can see the formula of row 2 is actually from row64.
Any help is appreciated!
You can see the formula of row 2 is actually from row64.
Any help is appreciated!
20200000-Ener.v1 - Copy.xlsx | |||||||||||||
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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | |||
1 | Reference | IndoorOutdoor | Category | SubCategory | Voltage | Temp | Mount | Backup | Sensor | MFG | Name | ||
2 | Maxlite 9W LED Lamp 2Ft T8 MV 4K | Indoor | Lamp | 8Ft T8 | MV | 4K | Eiko | Maxlite 9W LED Lamp 2Ft T8 MV 4K | |||||
Proposed |
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
A2 | A2 | =[@Name] |
K2 | K2 | =CONCATENATE(Proposed!$J64," ",Proposed!$O64,"W"," ","LED"," ",Proposed!$C64," ",Proposed!$D64," ",Proposed!$E64," ",Proposed!$F64," ",Proposed!$G64," ",Proposed!$H64," ",Proposed!$I64) |