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I want to use a vlookup to get a value for a day of the week where the lookup
value (cell V3) is provided by =TEXT(V4,"dddd"). The first column in the table is text and I keep getting a #VALUE error using the following syntax VLOOKUP(V3,$V$48:$W$54,1). Do I need to have a formatting function in the vlookup or format the target table's text days differently? Thanks |
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