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In worksheet 1, column E I have
1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom Studio In worksheet 2 (called "DROPDOWNS"), column D & E respectively I have: 1 Bedroom 1B 2 Bedroom 2B 3 Bedroom 3B Studio ST I want to do a vlookup in worksheet 1, colum D that will lookup the values in worksheet 2 and return the values from column E. I used the following formula : =VLOOKUP(E8,'DROP DOWNS'!D2:E11,2,FALSE) The formula works great until it fnds that it has already looked up the same value and the second time around it returns an N/A. How can I make the formula ignore other previously found values and just return the exact value from worksheet 2. Thanks! |
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