<I DID post my formula

Yes, you did. Sorry, I overlooked it.

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"mark" wrote in message ...
|I DID post my formula, and no, I didn't omit the 4th argment. FALSE is the
| same to Excel as 0, which is what I used.
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| That is NOT the answer.
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| When I switch the fourth parameter to FALSE, not 0, it gives exactly the
| same problem.
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| "Niek Otten" wrote:
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| Always post your formula.
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| Perhaps you omitted the 4th argument to VLOOKUP? It should be FALSE
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| Kind regards,
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| Niek Otten
| Microsoft MVP - Excel
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| "mark" wrote in message ...
| |I have two item numbers:
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| | 61*80*C51*022 in a list of item numbers, tblList
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| | 61*080*C51*022 in a single cell, call it a1
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| | the function =vlookup(a1,tblList,1,0) is returning a match on that.
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| | they are not identical... one is *80* , the other is *080* .
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| | I think it's because of a wildcard search that it's calling it a match?
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| | I need it to be able to distinguish the difference. It's causing my report
| | to be wrong.
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| | Help?
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| | thanks.
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