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Hello!
I use range names for all my functions and I'm trying to lookup a number (LeadID) in a column (TechUserID) on another sheet (same workbook) and return the value one column to the left (TechFullName). I am using: =INDEX(TechFullName,MATCH(LeadID,TechUserID,0),1) But it is returning an "#N/A" The sort order of the sheet varies so I'm not sure if that has an impact in '07 like it did in previous versions, but I know it doesn't matter with VLOOKUP any more. Am I using the right function? -- --- TraciAnn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200905/1 |
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