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Hi Gary,
The formula looks OK, but A1 seems not to be present in your list. Maybe one is text and the other a number; you don't see the difference, but Excel does. Use the ISNUMBER and/or the ISTEXT function to check. Use the VALUE or the TEXT function to convert one type to the other. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Gary" wrote in message ... | Hi All.... | | Okay.....I dont know WHY this formula is giving me #N/A. | | =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$T$2:$U$259,2,FALSE) | | I do not see anything wrong with this formula....what could cause this??? | | Thanks in advance | Gary | | |
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