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9.1

List the highest record number

Asked by propolis in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

In the attached spreadsheet I have a formula in (U1) on each worksheet

The main result is on the first worksheet in (H3)

Now this looks at the first column where every entry starts wit CR and then a number.

My question is:

In column one I will now have entries starting with PR and then a number.

So, now I will have records starting with CR and some starting with PR

Can the formula in my spreadsheet be modified to take into account CR and PR

Thanks

Eddie
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