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![]() I have a "LOOKUP" statement (without the "false" at the end) which doesn't always return the exact match (I guess it returns the closest match). I need an exact match or nothing. When I add "FALSE" to the end of the statement, Excel won't accept it. So I changed it to "VLOOKUP" and added the "False" and I get no returns except for "N/A." Why doesn't the false parameter work for me?? The following returns sometimes-exact responses: =LOOKUP(D3,'Assign Reps'!C4:C502,'Assign Reps'!D4:D502) The following returns "N/A: =VLOOKUP(D3,'Assign Reps'!C4:C502,'Assign Reps'!D4:D502,False) FYI, "Assign Reps" is my second page (which contains the column I'm searching -- and it is sorted). I am writing the formula in a cell on the first page. Help!!!! -- broadway05 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ broadway05's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31929 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=516545 |
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