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Excel 2000 ... I know how to use VLOOKUP function ...
However, the data I need to capture is in a Range to the LEFT of the data I need to target ... VLOOKUP works if data Range is to the RIGHT of the target. ie: I want to target a value in Col N ... & then capture the value (alpha-numeric) in Col J. How do I do this? ... Thanks ... Kha |
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=INDEX(J:J,MATCH(LookupValue,N:N,0))
Substitute the actual ranges for the whole columns if it's convenient/needed to do so. Ken wrote: Excel 2000 ... I know how to use VLOOKUP function ... However, the data I need to capture is in a Range to the LEFT of the data I need to target ... VLOOKUP works if data Range is to the RIGHT of the target. ie: I want to target a value in Col N ... & then capture the value (alpha-numeric) in Col J. How do I do this? ... Thanks ... Kha |
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