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I need to lookup a value in a range that is not sorted.
Vlookup doesn't seem to do the job. I couldn't get Match
to do it either. How can I do that?

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Have you tried using 0 or FALSE as the third argument?
ie
=VLOOKUP(item,range,FALSE)
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I need to lookup a value in a range that is not sorted.
Vlookup doesn't seem to do the job. I couldn't get Match
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Jack,
That did it!! Thanks

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Have you tried using 0 or FALSE as the third argument?
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=VLOOKUP(item,range,FALSE)
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I need to lookup a value in a range that is not sorted.
Vlookup doesn't seem to do the job. I couldn't get

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