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Default At my wit's end! Use DGET or VLOOKUP to select data????

OK...I've tried everything I know of. I have two worksheets in a
spreadsheet. On worksheet X, there are two columns and 1100 rows. Column A
is a list of store numbers sorted in ascending order, but they are not
sequential. Column B is the corresponding name of the store. On worksheet
Y, I want to type in the number of a store in a long list of rows under
column A and return the name of the store in the same row in column B.

I can get the VLOOKUP formula to work, but with this problem: if I type in a
store number on worksheet Y that does not appear at all on worksheet X, it
will return a store name anyway. I want to make sure that a store number
entered on worksheet Y is valid, otherwise, return an error.

DGET works perfectly to detect an error, but it will not work in a row by
row format; I have to have a column heading and a single cell below for the
criteria (store number)
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