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How can I get LOOKUP to return a 'blank' value when a term is not found in
the Lookup arrray? At present, what is being returned is the next alphabetical entry in the Lookup array. Details. I have a worksheet 'Exhibitors' showing around 1000 Company Names of people exhibiting at a trade show. I also have a worksheet 'Contacts' that show the Company Names and contact names of some 50 people that we already know in that trade. I want to populate 'Exhibitors' with a column of existing contacts. I thought I'd use LOOKUP in Exhibitors to look up Company Name in the Contacts array and return the contact name. But obviously there are many Exhibitors for whom we have no contact yet, and Lookup is returning the next alphabetical name. (If I look up Heart, and there is no Heart, I'll get Heath as the next alphabetical name). How can I have Excel return the name I am looking for, and show 'None' if we have no contact? Thanks. Mike |
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