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Since you're only look for a match, you can use =match() instead of =vlookup().
=if(isnumber(match(a2,sheet1!b:b,0)),1,2) or if you could live with true/false =isnumber(match(a2,sheet1!b:b,0)) cwinship wrote: Hello everyone, I'm really bad with formulas but I am sure this is possible. I hope this is possible I need a formula that will look at a text value in any given cell, A2 of Sheet 2 for example, and search and tell me if that same text value appears in ANY row of Column B on sheet 1, and if so return a 1(yes) or 2(no) type result, Is this possible? Looking around it seems like VLOOKUP coul be used to do what I need but I don't follow the logic required. Any help greatly appreciated -- Dave Peterson |
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