Oops...I thought you are looking to handle n/a..ok ..Since the data is
imported from Access, check few matching entries for any space/special
character before or after the entries..

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Jacob Skaria


"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Try

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(B6,live,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(B6,l ive,2,FALSE))


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"Lorina" wrote:

I have pulled some data into a spreadsheet from an Access database (model #
and ATP)

My vlookup formula is this =VLOOKUP(B6,live,2,FALSE)
B6 is the model # , live is the name I gave the data from Access, 2 is the
2nd field in my list from Access (#1 is model and #2 is ATP) and false
because they are not in sequential order when they import from Access. I
always get n/a and I can't figure out why!

thanks