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=LOOKUP(B343,N343:N468,L343:L468) to lookup the text in B343 within N343:N468 and return the respective data in column L. No joy just N/A# So I tried =LOOKUP(TEXT(B343,""),N343:N468,L343:L468) Which gave the same pitifull result. How should I identify the text type as using my "" probably doesnt refer to anything. The value in row B is a combination of numbers and letters so I would think it is just identified as a normal text string? Any help would be much appreciated Thanks |
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