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Hello, maybe someone can see something obvious here.
I've got the following compare as part of a MATCH function, and it always returns false. It doesn't seem to be stepping past the first row of the column A. I am entering this as an array formula (ctrl-shift-enter). How come it's not going past the first row? {=('[File1.xls]SW'!A2:A100=A2)} I get the same behavior using {=('[File1.xls]SW'!$A:$A=A2)} There is definately a value in column A that matches A2 of this sheet. It works with a VLOOKUP. Thanks, - Pete |
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