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Hi,
I am trying to perform a lookup function on tow columns contaning data, the data is text strings with the values '~' and '^' included in some cases eg: BCH^~BCH BOS^~BOS^~5FW-BW Burnham W When I use the VLOOKUP formula to compare the data, when the strings are identical in both columns I get the '#N/A' value returned when I should get blank. I get the '#N/A' value returned even when the values are different or not found when I should just get the string returned. I think that the characters '~' and '^' are causing the VLOOKUP function to behave differently. Is there something that I am not doing correctly here? Many thanks Kevin -- Kevin |
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