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I have formula:
=VLOOKUP($A11, Target Array,12,False), I copy it down and it works great....usually. Occassionally I run into an entry in column A that is long and it won't work. For instance the entry: %,NCOMPENSATION Then the formula doesn't return a value. But if I change the entry by removing the last letter both the column and the target array: %,NCOMPENSATIO Then it does return a value (the correct one). That is happening whenever I find an entry over 14 characters. Is there a limitation of some sort? Is there a workaround? |
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