Does using JOIN with the End Date field that is part of a dependency not work properly?
James Keuning
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I am trying to MATCH on two fields, so I am using JOIN to make one field.
The joined fields in my reference sheet are 1. a text field and 2. the END date field. When I MATCH to that JOINed field, I get #NO MATCH. But if I copy and paste that JOINed field into another field, I do get a match.
Is that END date causing this problem?
Answers
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Ugh. Nevermind. Turns out the 0 matters LOL.
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Do you mean the 0 within the MATCH function? In any case, I'm glad you figured it out!
Cheers,
Genevieve
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