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lookup function
This function =LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89,$J$4:$J$89) is looking up text in
I4:I89 and rendering a number that is in the J column. If it doesn't find anything, it seems to be doing a regular expression or something. I need it to find an exact match or enter 0.00. Any ideas? |
lookup function
If I:J sorted in ascending order on I...
=IF(LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89)=C2,LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89, $J$4:$J$89),"Not Found") If I:J is not sorted... =INDEX($J$4:$J$89,MATCH(C2,$I$4:$I$89,0)) unix-freak wrote: This function =LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89,$J$4:$J$89) is looking up text in I4:I89 and rendering a number that is in the J column. If it doesn't find anything, it seems to be doing a regular expression or something. I need it to find an exact match or enter 0.00. Any ideas? |
lookup function
Thanks Aladin!
Aladin Akyurek wrote: If I:J sorted in ascending order on I... =IF(LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89)=C2,LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89, $J$4:$J$89),"Not Found") If I:J is not sorted... =INDEX($J$4:$J$89,MATCH(C2,$I$4:$I$89,0)) unix-freak wrote: This function =LOOKUP(C2,$I$4:$I$89,$J$4:$J$89) is looking up text in I4:I89 and rendering a number that is in the J column. If it doesn't find anything, it seems to be doing a regular expression or something. I need it to find an exact match or enter 0.00. Any ideas? |
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