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I have a problem that I have not found a suitable solution to:
I have a list of all possible combinations of two letters. (i.e. AA, Aa,....ZZ,Zz) NOTE that there are four possibilities for any arangement of the letters- AA Aa aA aa Each of these combinations has a different value assigned to it in the next column. AA 1 Aa 2 aA 3 aa 4 So, how can I use my table to "lookup" the values of any of the combinatios? Also, it should be noted that not ALL of the values in the cells are two characters long..... A and a and B and b are in this list as well. What I need to be able to do is simply type into a cell what I want to "lookup" and have it spit out the value. This is formula I have been using but it does not work with all possibilities. =IF(EXACT(E2761,VLOOKUP(E2761,$B$1:$C$2756,1,FALSE ))=FALSE,VLOOKUP(E2761,$B$1:$C$2756,2,FALSE),"No MATCH") Basically it works but can only return certain values: "AA" will return a value as will "aa" but "Aa" or "aA" will not..... why? |
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