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I have managed to figure out how to use the Vlookup command to find
information in a column and to return information using the following formula: In this example, I find two like values and return some data or a message - =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(E2,$B$2:$E$1957,3,FALSE))=TRUE, "Product Number is not found", VLOOKUP(E2,$B$2:$E$1957,3,FALSE)) However, I need to understand how to find T1234 in list that contains T1234_TEST, I want the lookup command to match the "T1234" portion of the project name. Is there some way to key on the first 5 characters and consider this a match? In the earlier example, it was easy to find the value with the exact name - this is a bit more tricky.. Please help FACTS: Lookup Value = T1234 Table Array = T1234_Test The problem is the N/A is return and I need it to be smart enough to say, yes we've matched the first 5 characters in T1234_Test. |
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