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Thanks Joel that worked fine if not indexed. That solved it fo rme and i cna
use True also in some others. Not sure whY when I tried it before it didnt
work.. weird

"Joel" wrote:

did you try Vlookup with False instead of TRUE

=VLOOKUP(A5,C3:F4,2,FALSE)

"Khanjohn" wrote:

Ok i have worked it and found no matter if its a number or text it has to be
in ascendign order to get the result next to it. How do I make ti match what
is in A5 and get what is next to a5 as the value or text in A5 may change?

"NickHK" wrote:

=VLOOKUP(A5,C3:F4,2,TRUE)

NickHK

"Khanjohn" wrote in message
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I know how this works and why

=index(CostList!$A$1:$E$200,Match($A54,CostList!$A $1:$A$200,0),Match($M$1,Co
stList!$A$1:$E$1,0))
but now I have confused my self to the point i can not progress. What I
need
to do is look up a single Cell, Match it to a column and then get the
result from the next column. Like Following.

A5 Butter C3 Milk 2
D3 Cream 14
E3 Butter
7
F3 Cheese 3

B5 Result (7).

I have tried Lookup, VLOOKup etc and nothign happens. Any help to Unstick
me
as I am nto starting to do alot of single lookup verse 1 to many columns.
BTW
the result shold be 7. I dont need the (). I have no problem with
matching
2 items liek above but single have me stumped. Thanks in advance.




 
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