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Default Vlookup with time

You're correct that a time of 8:40am equals .36111... This is how Excel
stores times (times are fractions of a day). So it won't be your problem.

The likely problem is that your lookup value is stored as text, not time.
What happens when you reformat this value as General. Do you see .36111? If
not, you've got text. To convert text to times, Text to Columns is the
easiest way.

Regards,
Fred.

"blueriver" wrote in message
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I am trying to do a Vlookup using time. Whenever I reference the cell in
the
formula that contains the time I want to look up, it converts the time
into a
number (e.g. 8:40 a = .36111...) and will not look up properly in the
array
table. I have formatted the lookup value as a time. Not sure what else
to
do.
Thanks!
-CRM