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Hi all,
Per the subject, vlookup is not working -- I thought it might be because of hidden values as the data was downloaded from a website (in Excel format though), however, I used David McRitchie's TRIMALL macro, but the problem remains. I also used Chip Pearson's CellView Add-In which showed that there were no special characters. I also used the =ISTEXT(A2) worksheet function to validate that no cells are text (both source cells for the vlookup as well as the cells being looked up). Finally, I tried various different formats (number, date, text), however, nothing can get it to work. Just to be sure that it should work, I copied one of the lookup values, went to the column of the sheet where vlookup was searching, and used CTRL+F to validate that the value was witing the search range. Any idea on what the issue can be?? Thanks! -- Robert |
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