Many thanks for your reply Pranav.
I checked it. There's no $ sign atall.
I realise that the data (text format) is in UPPER CASE however. Didnt
realise this can be an issue. How do i get around this ?

"Pranav Vaidya" wrote:

There are many possibilities why your lookup is failing. Chceck

If the check range is absolute, that is it has $ sign
Check the case, small and upper case are different for lookup

HTH,
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"Matts" wrote:

Hi,
I have a 'master' spread sheet that is linked up to various independant
sheets managed by different branches.

My problem : Some values returns as '#N/A' . On closer Observation it tends
to pick up A particular type of entry. In my case the text ' INVESTMENT LEAD'
doesn't get fed into the master atall. It appears as '#N/A' against all such
entries.

How Can I resolve this ?

Thnx
Matt.