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I am trying to use VLOOKUP to use a lookup value B5 to access an array to
return the value in column 2 of an array in another workbook. The expression is as follows: =VLOOKUP(B5,Temp!B5:D643,2,FALSE) My problem is that, although looking at the values in B5 and Temp!B5 they look identical, for some reason VLOOKUP is not recognising this. Also, if I try =IF((B5=Temp!B7),"OK","Not OK") it comes up with 'Not OK'. Furthermore, if I print out the ASCII character code for each character in each of the strings, they are identical. Can anyone help? |
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