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Take a look at VLOOKUP In XL Help, you need to set the range_lookup
argument to FALSE, e.g.: =VLOOKUP(A1,J:K,2,FALSE) In article , lloyd wrote: I have a 12 digit number in one area and doing the vlookup seems to be only looking at the first 6 and rouding at that point. I need the lookup to look at the entire 12 characters and do a match on all 12. |
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I have false in the correct position
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: Take a look at VLOOKUP In XL Help, you need to set the range_lookup argument to FALSE, e.g.: =VLOOKUP(A1,J:K,2,FALSE) In article , lloyd wrote: I have a 12 digit number in one area and doing the vlookup seems to be only looking at the first 6 and rouding at that point. I need the lookup to look at the entire 12 characters and do a match on all 12. |
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Then please provide some examples of your data (in a message, not an
attachment), along with your formula(e), that illustrates the problem. In article , lloyd wrote: I have false in the correct position "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Take a look at VLOOKUP In XL Help, you need to set the range_lookup argument to FALSE, e.g.: =VLOOKUP(A1,J:K,2,FALSE) In article , lloyd wrote: I have a 12 digit number in one area and doing the vlookup seems to be only looking at the first 6 and rouding at that point. I need the lookup to look at the entire 12 characters and do a match on all 12. |
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