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kent_culpepper
Apr 06, 2021Copper Contributor
how-to turn off the <@> symbol insert
i am programmatically inserting the following formula; =IF(RC[1]>0,RC[1],INDEX(distTTKitTKCtValue,MATCH(1,(RC[-1]=distTTKitTkCtTT)*(RC[-29]=distTTKitTKCtRMId),0))) microsoft is automatically adding...
SergeiBaklan
Apr 06, 2021Diamond Contributor
Why it is added is here Implicit intersection operator: @ - Office Support (microsoft.com)
You may try this setting
if helps
kent_culpepper
Apr 06, 2021Copper Contributor
Thanks for reply. Yes, I read that article before posting. There was another similar post that suggested the turning off of an option but it was not obvious to me which option. I will go ahead and try that setting.
In the meantime, I found a work-around that seemed to work.. which was using the "FILTER" variation of the formula which, yes still adds the @ symbol. But actually returns the expected result, instead of an error. So, its all very interesting.
Thanks!