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Default vlookup working sometimes, sometimes not

Excel 97, multiple worksheets. 1st worksheet is a list of contractors used
at work listed by their category, i.e. 'Fire Alarm Maintenance', 'PTAC
Units', 'Dectron', etc. plus their phone numbers.
I use vlookup in sheets following sheet 1 to look in sheet 1 and load the
contractor name and phone numbers.
My first couple of sheets work fine with something like this:
'=VLOOKUP("Carpets national",PhoneList!$A$4:$G$33,4,FALSE)'.
In this example the National carpet contractor's phone number will display
in the sheet that this function is used in.
In a later sheet I use:
=vlookup("Dectron",PhoneList!$A$4:$G$33,4,false).
All I get in the receiving cell is the visual of the function. No data, no
error.
when I click on the 'fn' on the toolbar I see each argument shown with the
proper result shown.
Any ideas on why the proper result is not being posted in the receiving cell?
 
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