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It is the second blank entry between the " ".
=IF(MATCH("*"&LEFT(D2,D15)&"*",$Z$Z2:$Z$432,0),AA,D2)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------^^^^-----
If syntax is:
If we break down your formula, we get:
If(
MATCH("*"&LEFT(D2,D15)&"*",$Z$Z2:$Z$432,0) //Logic_statement
" ", //True
D2) //False
Have fun!
=IF(MATCH("*"&LEFT(D2,D15)&"*",$Z$Z2:$Z$432,0),AA,D2)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------^^^^-----
If syntax is:
=If(Logic_statement, true, false)
If we break down your formula, we get:
If(
MATCH("*"&LEFT(D2,D15)&"*",$Z$Z2:$Z$432,0) //Logic_statement
" ", //True
D2) //False
Have fun!
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Thank you for the recommendation. I changed the logic flow to your recommendation =IF(MATCH("*"&LEFT(D2,15)&"*",$Z$2:$Z$432,0),D2) and it works like a charm--Logic is check the first 15 characters of data in column D against the data in column Z AND if there is a match then populate AA with the data in Column D and if there is no match then default to #NA. Thank you.
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