This is doing my head in because I am sure I have done it before, but just can't get the syntax right!
I have this on my summary sheet:
Excel 2010 32 bit
B C D E F G 2ID First Language Gender Boarder House Academic Scholar 3 4 51630512497 English F HD 60912236113857 English F RL 7141933705547 English M Y SV 81634630165 English M CW 9141022705547 English F Y HD 101637242533 English M RL Y
Sheet: Summary Data
I am trying to populate the academic scholar column with "Y" if the corresponding row here contains the word "Academic":
Excel 2010 32 bit
F L 1Scholarship List SchoolID 2141933705547 3135903705547 4Sailing 130239705547 5132411705547 6102451705547 7104143705547 8165353705547 90913041499961 10Music 1733060042 110913115655475 12Academic, Music 131341705547 13Sailing 151120705547 14163406705547 151753219100 16Academic 1804166356
Sheet: Personal Data
I am using the ID as the match. I am at work and do not have all of my test files to hand, so can't find the file where I did this before: could some kind soul put me out of my misery? By the way, I know there is a leading space in the lookup data column which is the fault of the report generator in the MIS software we use. This is just a small sample of the data: there are matches in the full dataset, and that is not the issue: it's dealing with the match when there is more text in the lookup column (e.g. F12). Thanks in advance!![]()
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