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Here is a lookup formula I made for the user to enter a unique four digit #
into a spreadsheet (D2) and have correlating data returned (don't worry, I made a preliminary sort macro for the data list "VOUCH"): =IF(D20,LOOKUP($D2,VOUCH!D$2:D$5000,VOUCH!C$2:C$5 000),"") The problem is that if and when the user enters a # incorrectly or a # that is not on the list....Excel automatically looks up the closest match on the data list and returns THAT-WRONG correlating data. Is there a way to tell Excel to return a message to the user that the # is not existent / incorrect? Or is there a way to limit the lookup return to specific #'s ONLY on the "VOUCH" list? |
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