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Default VLOOKUP problem (N/V)

Maybe the value on one or other sheets has leading or trailing spaces.

Check them both out using =LEN(cell)

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Bob


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"Mortir" wrote in message
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I have 2 sheets. In one i make calculations in other i have data
(DataSheet)

Id like to extract exact data from my data sheet. I have unique
identifiers in both sheets for the same items, so I tried to extract
data using vlookup:

=VLOOKUP(R3;'DataSheet'!1:22;7;FALSE)

in cell R3 is the unique id. (for example: ES0313860159) - and exactly
the same ID is in the 'DataSheet'

but then instead of getting the value from column 7 in DataSheet which
i was looking for i get the result N/V

whats wrong?