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I am using the following formula, my problem is that the data that is being
used to look up is as follows: Doe, John and here is where the problem comes in, what it is looking up is Doe, John T the data that is being looked up has the persons middle initial and there is nothing I can do to change this. =VLOOKUP(B13,everyone!$B$2:$E$560,4,FALSE) Is there a way to use a wildcard with VLOOKUP or is there another way to do this? Thanks in advance for your help. Fishdaddy |
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