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    Re: match values

    Wait...I thought you had numbers in A and emails in B. I'm confused. Could you please post an example workbook with the exact format (albeit dummy data) you're working with?
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    Re: match values

    Quote Originally Posted by darkyam View Post
    Wait...I thought you had numbers in A and emails in B. I'm confused. Could you please post an example workbook with the exact format (albeit dummy data) you're working with?
    Ok, here's an example which looks like my original sheet. Row C contains both the name of the customer, and the customer id. Row A contains only the customer id. I guess if i can get a formula to extract the numbers from row C, then i can use one of the formulas above to connect customer id's from row A and C, to emails in row B ?

    Row C is an exact copy of my original sheet, with the same amount of spaces between characters and numbers.
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