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I am trying to create a formula that searches for text in a column and
returns a matching number based on the text that is entered in that cell. A portion of the formula that I created is below where my real list is 19 rows long, which is why I can't use the IF formula. =LOOKUP(D13,{EUE,NUE,STC,LTC},{"0150","0151","0152 ","0153"}) When I enter this formula and check the function, the LOOKUP_Vector reads "Invalid". I have used the same formula with success in the same workbook, but the look-up vector is numbers instead of text. Any suggestions? |
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