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VLOOKUP (with text)
Can you use VLOOKUP where you try to match text as the lookup value? When I
use the VLOOKUP function I get no return. No error message. Nothing. Not sure what it is and I'm wondering if text is the problem. |
VLOOKUP (with text)
You can use text as the lookup value.
You probably want to get an exact match, so set the fourth argument within the VLOOKUP function to FALSE or 0. You might also need to use the TRIM( ) function so as to avoid any trailing spaces. You may actually be returning blank values - check your range and the column within that from which you want to return the values. Hope this helps. Pete |
VLOOKUP (with text)
Oddly, when I added "FALSE" at the end of the formula for the range lookup,
it worked. Kind of strange that asking for an exact match works but approximate does not. "Woody13" wrote: Can you use VLOOKUP where you try to match text as the lookup value? When I use the VLOOKUP function I get no return. No error message. Nothing. Not sure what it is and I'm wondering if text is the problem. |
VLOOKUP (with text)
Vlookup should work, are you sure you have satisfied all arguments of VLOOKUP
correctly? "Woody13" wrote: Can you use VLOOKUP where you try to match text as the lookup value? When I use the VLOOKUP function I get no return. No error message. Nothing. Not sure what it is and I'm wondering if text is the problem. |
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