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If I insert a row with a number less than 074 first, the 074 does as I expect
on my spreadsheet. However, if I have it as is below, any lookup to 074 returns n/a, however the rest of the numbers below return as I expect. What am I missing in order to not put in a line I really don't need? ISBN Category 074 Books 078 Books 088 Books |
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use vlookup or hlookup
vlookup(lookupvalue,rangeToLookup,columnTo_lookup, false) The false indicates the lookup range is not in order. Lance "Spunky" wrote: If I insert a row with a number less than 074 first, the 074 does as I expect on my spreadsheet. However, if I have it as is below, any lookup to 074 returns n/a, however the rest of the numbers below return as I expect. What am I missing in order to not put in a line I really don't need? ISBN Category 074 Books 078 Books 088 Books |
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