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Hi,

In your existing formula just put two dashes (--) before the lookup value. So if your formula is in cell B1 and the lookup value is in A1. Instead of doing match(A1,Data Range,0) do match(--(A1), Data Range,0).

This operator will convert any text (which looks like number) into a number.

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