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When I call Application.VLookup() with the col_index_num parameter = 1 and
range_lookup=False, the function returns strange numeric values -- they look like something close to a row index for the matching value, but it's definitely NOT returning the matching string values in Column 1 of the data table range being searched. After the call IsError(retVal) is False, so the function thinks it has found an exact match. The exact same call with col_index_num set to some value 1 works fine and returns the expected data. Note also that using WorksheetFunction.VLookup() seems to make no difference. Is this a known bug? Does anyone know how to fix it? |
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