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How do I get a formula that does a standard LOOKUP, but returns an exact
match, rather than matching the nearest figure in the lookup table. EXAMPLE: I have a formula thus: =LOOKUP(B5,Lookup!$A$1:$A$100,Lookup!$B$1:$B$100) However, if cell B5 contains say 1562 and the closest match in the lookup table is 1540, then it returns the result in column B for 1540. I would like it to return the words "No Match" if it can't find an exact match. Any ideas? Thanks. Steve. |
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