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In cell c4 I enter a value. In column BD4:BD28 this same value appears in
just one of the cells. In column BE4:BE28 I have the value I want to return. I know with the correct lookup formula I should be able to do this but I am stumped. None of the columns need to be sorted or in any type of order. Thanks in advance |
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=VLOOKUP(C4,$BD$4:$BE$28,2,0) Hope this helps! In article , "scott45" wrote: In cell c4 I enter a value. In column BD4:BD28 this same value appears in just one of the cells. In column BE4:BE28 I have the value I want to return. I know with the correct lookup formula I should be able to do this but I am stumped. None of the columns need to be sorted or in any type of order. Thanks in advance |
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