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each cell that holds that vlookup formula will return 100 (from the sample
data). Don't think vlookup is a viable approach to return multiple matches. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Dave Peterson wrote in message ... something like: =vlookup("*dog*",sheet2!$a:$b,2,false) or =vlookup("dog*",sheet2!$a:$b,2,false) (if it has to start with dog.) "ian123 <" wrote: I've only ever used vlookups to search for exact matches - is it possible to search for entries that are partial matches or contain some of the words? Eg, if i vlookup dog all i get back is the appropriate value for an exact match of dog... however i need the lookup to pick up any matches containing dog eg dog, doggy, doggie, dog123 etc Anyone know if this is possible? Cheers --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ -- Dave Peterson |
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