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Hi,
Technically if you mean by "exact match" case as well as spelling then the vanilla VLOOKUP needs some modification: =LOOKUP(TRUE,EXACT(E3,A1:A13),B1:B13) Where the entry you want to lookup is in cell E3 and the lookup column is A1:A13 and the data you want returned is in B1:B13. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Craig" wrote: Hi, Instead of creating a huge nested if function I'm trying to use vlookup. I would like vlookup to look at text in a cell, find its exact match from a list, then return the text next to it in the list, in another cell. Here is the formula I have created: =VLOOKUP(C3, C193:E198, E3) For example, if C3 has the text "one" it returns "red" to E3. One Red Two Blue Three Green Four Yellow Thanks, Craig |
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