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Vlookups and wildcards?
I am trying to use a vlookup to lookup a value. Where the value I am looking up is say abcd but on my table it would be abc*. I can truncate abcd to abc and it will find it if I remove the *s from my table. However not every value on my table has an *. Is there a simple way to do this? I don't want to use true as I don't want an approximate match.
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Here is a sample
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Try:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(LEFT(A11,3),Table2,2,FALSE),VLOOK UP(LEFT(A11,3)&"*",Table2,2,0))
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