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I have an invoice set up where it looks up the item number off of the upc,
however some of the upc's on the products don't match the ones in the computer. Right now excell brings up the closest match to the upc. I would like it if thier was a way that it would bring up nothing or an error if the upc doesn't match exactally. The formula i'm using is: =IF(A200, LOOKUP(C20,UPC!H:H,UPC!B:B),"") |
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