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Default using vlookup, but error #N/A

Are you sure your range is correct. i.e. the block of data that you want to
match too? Confirm that. Maybe you get n/a because the formula is not
looking at the entire range and thus doesn't pick up the match.

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"Erin Gertz" wrote in message
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Thanks for the replies.

I tried the new formulas, with the empty quotes, but now I'm not getting
anything.

The PATIENTS worksheet is linked to an Access database through a query.
Could that have anything to do with it?

-Erin



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