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![]() I am using lookup but and it works for maybe 100 to 150 rows but if it is 254 it doesn't work for me. I am looking up this value 238355 which is my 2 and date of 01/03/05 in F2 so I am searching A2:A100 which works (result is 12/27/04) but if I go to A254 it doesn't work. I get the last date value of C254. How can I accomplish this part. =LOOKUP(CONCATENATE("2",F2),A2:A100,C2:C100) 138344 1 12/23/04 138377 1 01/25/05 138406 1 02/23/05 138435 1 03/24/05 138467 1 04/25/05 138496 1 05/24/05 138526 1 06/23/05 138558 1 07/25/05 138587 1 08/23/05 138617 1 09/22/05 138646 1 10/21/05 138677 1 11/21/05 238348 2 12/27/04 238378 2 01/26/05 238407 2 02/24/05 238439 2 03/28/05 238468 2 04/26/05 238497 2 05/25/05 238527 2 06/24/05 238559 2 07/26/05 238588 2 08/24/05 238618 2 09/23/05 238649 2 10/24/05 238678 2 11/22/05 -- spalmarez ------------------------------------------------------------------------ spalmarez's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15961 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=276426 |
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