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I'm using vlookup to bring data from one tab into another. The data coming across is currency. The formula brings the data across but doesn't keep the currency format. How can i resolve that?
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I have to do it manually. I am searching for any formula which will keep the source data.
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Not Really. There has more than one currency information in one column, Like USD and EURO. I have to do it manually. I am searching for any formula which will keep the source data.
Changing the type to your need didn't work?
Hi
My name is André. I am an independent consultant.
You need to format the output of your formula, with the desired type.
Vlookup only brings the cell values, not the formatting.
The same goes for percentage for example.
Answer here so I can continue helping you.
André.