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In my worksheet/form a user enters a policy number in B5 to search for
details. B6 holds the vlookup formula which displays their info. But if a non-existing policy is entered in B5, B6 shows the next closest match. How do I force an exact match & give some sort of error message when an invalid # has been entered ? Thanks! =VLOOKUP(B5,List2,2) |
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