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hi,
I have managed with PivotTable. It is not a mistake it is how I arrange my tables. See attached file. GK_QTR4_BENCH_BY_BENCH test, PV I have worked out another VLookup. On my truck factor material where material is "Fresh" I get a #N/A. When i change the material type to either "Soft or Transitional" the result is the correct result...see file October 2013 |
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