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Vlookup using a formula possible?
Hi
I have used right to get rid of the first number in a cell. When I try to do a lookup with this formula Excel returns N/A. Is it not possible to use a cell with a value returned from a formula as lookupvalue? Sverre |
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Vlookup using a formula possible?
Probably looking for a string in a set of numbers, try this approach]
=VLOOKUP(--G1,K1:L10,2,FALSE) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "sverre" wrote in message ... Hi I have used right to get rid of the first number in a cell. When I try to do a lookup with this formula Excel returns N/A. Is it not possible to use a cell with a value returned from a formula as lookupvalue? Sverre |
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