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I cannot reproduce these, even with formulas in column C
Are the B values really text - they are not numbers that have been formatted If the B's are in ascending order, try this =VLOOKUP(A1,B1:C20,2,TRUE) for a 'closest' match and tell us if it works for you I they are not ordered use =VLOOKUP(A1,B1:C20,2,FALSE) to get a result only for an exact match best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "jordanpcpre" wrote in message ... I am having massive amounts of trouble with the =Lookup function. Here is the formula that I'm using =LOOKUP(A1,B1:B20,C1:C20) The formula should find A1 within B1:B20, and then reference the the cell just below it. So, A1=JJ and B13=JJ and C13=13. C20=20, and the Lookup function keeps giving me 20! All the cells in B1:B20 are formulas, so I think this is messing the formula up because when I don't use a formula in B1:B20, the Lookup shows 13 (the correct #). Please help! Thank you! |
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