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I am having difficulty using a look-up function. Here is the formula I'm
using: =LOOKUP('Nurse Finders'!A2,Lookups!E$3:E$35,Lookups!F$3:F$35) I've used this formula many times without problems, however in this particular application it is not returning the correct results. I think the problem is this. In the first set of lookups (E$3:E$35), a partial list is as follows: Gilbert Hospital KP - Antioch KP - Bellflower KP - Fontana - ED KP - Santa Clara KP - Walnut Creek Northern Arizona The second lookup (F) has the corresponding city for each of the facilities listed in the first lookup (E) On the page where the interepreted results are displayed, it is not accurately listing the cities. Is this because the first lookup (E) has facilities that are all named "KP - *" and it can't sort through this properly? If so, is there a work around? Just as an FYI, the original data is imported from an association and then being formatted to import to our data base so the best possible solution is one that does not involve manually changing the names of the facility as we import on a weekly basis. Thanks for any help you can offer. |
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