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Hi there-
I'm trying to do a vlookup and trying to find a text string that is not an exact match. For example, my current formula is: =VLOOKUP("laptop*", $B:$C,2,FALSE) and if it matches any text with "laptop", e.g. "Sony laptop" in it, it returns the second column corresponding cell. Also, intead of writing out the text "laptop" I want to reference a cell where the text is. So I want to do something like: =VLOOKUP(D1*, $B:$C,2,FALSE) But I get an error warning. Can anyone shed some light? Thanks! |
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