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I imported some data in a text format from Business Objects into Excel with a
VLookup table that I've used for a long time. When I copied the new data into the cells, where the VLookup previously worked flawlessly, I now get the NA error message. I checked the format of the cell that I just copied the data. There are no changes that I can detect by using the "format function" of the cells. I've tried copying the format from the cells above it where the VLoopup works to no avail. I am convinced there is something in the format of the cells I copied from the text file that is causing this problem but have no idea how to resolve the problem. I appreciate any assistance. I have 50,000 rows to update. -- Chuck L |
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