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Default vlookup not giving correct output

Pete_UK wrote:


You need to amend your formula like so:

=VLOOKUP(A1;$A$1:$B$4;1;0)

The zero at the end (or it could be FALSE) tells XL to look for an
exact match. If it is missing, then the table being looked up need to
be sorted, and your's isn't.

Hope this helps.


Sorry for the late reply. It does. thanks. I thought that leaving it out
would automaticaly make it FALSE or 0.

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