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I am having a problem where vlookup is not returning the next largest value
that is less than the lookup value for some reason. The key to the data is a column that contains a concatenated key since the values I am trying to match on are not in contiguous columns. The data is sorted in ascending order. Here is are the key values I am trying to searching on: Location11 Location13 Location14 Location3 Location6 Location9 When I try to find Location12 using vlookup, I am expecting that it will find Location11 but instead a 0 is returned. I have used the IsNumber function to verify that the numbers are truly numbers in the data table as well as in the values I am passing in the vlookup statement. Here is the vlookup statement: =VLOOKUP(J6&K6,RatesByLevel!A:H,7,TRUE) I have used Trim on the contents of J6 to make sure there are no blanks as well as the text values in the key data above. |
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