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Default Lkup formula is returning last value in result column, not lku

Thanks for the very quick feed-back.<bg
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"irvine79" wrote in message
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Awesome! Thanks.

"RagDyeR" wrote:

Are the values in Column A sorted *ascending*?

That's one of the requirements of Lookup().

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"irvine79" wrote in message
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I have a lookup formula with a lookup value on sheet 1 and both lookup
vector
and result vector are on sheet 2. The cell with the formula is on sheet 1.

formula - =LOOKUP(B1,Sheet2!!A2:A4,Sheet2!G2:G4)

the formula returns the last value from column G when it should be
returning
the value in G2. Help!





 
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