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I have a lookup function that works OK - but it returns the nearest when
there is no exact match. How can I make it only return exact matches and leave a blank if there is no exact match. Thanks in advance |
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Hi
probably by using the match function instead ... if you'ld like to post your formula we'll be happy to offer suggestions. Cheers Julied "Desparate" wrote in message ... I have a lookup function that works OK - but it returns the nearest when there is no exact match. How can I make it only return exact matches and leave a blank if there is no exact match. Thanks in advance |
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