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Default "value" works in sheet, not vba

why would a formula on a spreadsheet work, while reproducing it in code
doesn't? i must be writing code incorrectly.

spreadsheet formula:
=MATCH(VALUE(B2),loan!$A$1:$A$3745,0)

code:
loanorig = Sheets("main").Range("b2")
loanorigrow = Application.Match(loanorig.Value,
Sheets("loan").Range("a1:a3745"), 0)

any thoughts? i am really having problems w/ comparing and transforming
text to values and vice versa. ALL I AM TRYING TO DO IS MATCH THINGS THAT
LOOK ALIKE, but am failing miserably b/c one may be a number, the other text
(text only b/c it is a formula result---from a number of all things).
reformatting cells does no good. if i can at least get the above problem
worked out, i can get by for now. thanks, (disdraught w/ excel) mike allen


 
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