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VLOOKUP returns #NA when the searched value is not found. If you want to
replace #NA by something else, follow Eric's suggestion! You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback! Stefi Clicking the YES button will be appreciated. €žAndy€ť ezt Ă*rta: Hi Stefi That's awesome! Works perfectly. Thanks! One question. Is there any way you can tell if it doesn't find a match when it is searching a particular value? Regards, Andy |
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