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Glad I could help. I only specified the full column because your question
asked for that in the examples you provided. Mike "Ant" wrote: That worked with a little adjustment to not look through the full column. but I did get it to work. -- Thank you, Ant "Mike H" wrote: Try =COUNTIF(X:X,Y2)0 Mike "Ant" wrote: I can't get the Lookup value to work for me so is there a better formula to use? I'm trying to have the number value in Y2 looked up in column X. If the number is found I need to see TRUE, else FALSE. The number value in Y2 could be blank so if it is blank then I need to see FALSE as well. I tried to use =if(lookup(Y2,X:X),"TRUE", "FALSE") but that gives me TRUE anytime there is a number in Y2 not if it is found in X:X. -- Thank you, Ant |
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