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![]() I have two columns, each containing a list of part numbers. Some of the part numbers contain hyphens. I am using LOOKUP and/or VLOOKUP to determine if the value in one column exists in the other. This works great on non-hyphenated part numbers. However, it will not find or return the hyphenated part numbers from the specified arrays. As a test, I did a quick if statement to compare the instances of identical hyphenated values that exist in both columns. Those statements did not have a problem with the hyphens. Can anyone offer any help? If hyphens cannot be used in conjunction with the LOOKUP functions, can I strip the hyphens out of the numbers? Thanks, Dennis |
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![]() Dennis, When You Created your Vlookup Formula did you use false in the Range_lookup field? ie: "=VLOOKUP(B3,A7:B12,2,FALSE)" Odie -- Odicus ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Odicus's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25610 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=390336 |
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