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I have a list of Charge Accounts to which I assigned numbers(1201, 1202). I
also have summaries to which I assigned letters(ENGR). A lookup table feeds these to a worksheet template. For some reason, my lookup table provides the wrong answers for the letters: ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Yancy MG2 Project Integration W/O Legacy PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Houck MG3 ESHQ PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O Taxes and President PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Cochran MG4 Project Services RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Input Lookup Lookup Lookup Lookup=VLOOKUP($A44,$A2:$H43,X) X=Appropriate Column This is what my lookups return based on the input(I organized it to the same table for comparison): ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Houck MG3 ESHQ PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Yancy MG1 Engineering PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Houck MG3 ESHQ RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Can anyone explain what's going on or offer a solution? |
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Try using the last argument of VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP($A44,$A2:$H43,X,FALSE) for an exact match. Hope this helps Andy. "mattgoof2005" wrote in message ... I have a list of Charge Accounts to which I assigned numbers(1201, 1202). I also have summaries to which I assigned letters(ENGR). A lookup table feeds these to a worksheet template. For some reason, my lookup table provides the wrong answers for the letters: ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Yancy MG2 Project Integration W/O Legacy PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Houck MG3 ESHQ PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O Taxes and President PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Cochran MG4 Project Services RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Input Lookup Lookup Lookup Lookup=VLOOKUP($A44,$A2:$H43,X) X=Appropriate Column This is what my lookups return based on the input(I organized it to the same table for comparison): ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Houck MG3 ESHQ PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Yancy MG1 Engineering PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Houck MG3 ESHQ RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Can anyone explain what's going on or offer a solution? |
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"Andy" wrote: Hi Try using the last argument of VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP($A44,$A2:$H43,X,FALSE) for an exact match. Hope this helps Andy. "mattgoof2005" wrote in message ... I have a list of Charge Accounts to which I assigned numbers(1201, 1202). I also have summaries to which I assigned letters(ENGR). A lookup table feeds these to a worksheet template. For some reason, my lookup table provides the wrong answers for the letters: ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Yancy MG2 Project Integration W/O Legacy PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Houck MG3 ESHQ PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O Taxes and President PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Cochran MG4 Project Services RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Input Lookup Lookup Lookup Lookup=VLOOKUP($A44,$A2:$H43,X) X=Appropriate Column This is what my lookups return based on the input(I organized it to the same table for comparison): ENG Yancy MG1 Engineering PIS Houck MG3 ESHQ PIL Yancy MG2 Project Integration ESHQ Yancy MG1 Engineering PSS Cochran MG4 Project Services PSL Cochran MG4 Project Services W/O President PSF Houck MG3 ESHQ RIO Yancy MG5 Regulatory Integration and Outreach Can anyone explain what's going on or offer a solution? |
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