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I am using the vlookup function and have a table which uses currency codes - some are in main currency others are in the small denomination - for example GBP and GBp. The problem is when I use vlookup to reference the table it doesn't differentiate between the two. Can anyone help me so that I can set it up so it reads different values? Kind regards Oliver |
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A1:A12 has text including GBP and GBp
B1:B12 has numbers E1 has the text to look up (say, GBP) Formal to do exact lookup =SUMPRODUCT(--(EXACT(E1,A1:A12)),B1:B12) This assumes that each text item is unique in A1:A12 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Oliver Madden" <Oliver wrote in message ... Hello. I am using the vlookup function and have a table which uses currency codes - some are in main currency others are in the small denomination - for example GBP and GBp. The problem is when I use vlookup to reference the table it doesn't differentiate between the two. Can anyone help me so that I can set it up so it reads different values? Kind regards Oliver |
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