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Vlookup does not return the proper result. The exact value in E80 exists within the specified range, but Vlookup returns a value of zero vs. the expected 18.0603
=IF(E80=D79,"YES","NO") .... Result = TRUE/YES =VLOOKUP(E80,$D$12:$F79,3,FALSE) .... Result = 0 [F79]=18.0603 [D73] = 9 [D79] = 9.01 Thoughts: Whole Numbers more robust? Empty Cells before a non-whole number Too many logical/reference functions in the worksheet Too many conditional formatting rules in worksheet I also varied my reference cell (value and pointer) The reason, I'm trying to make this work is so I can enable a dynamic look up and rollup calculations when providing an overview of information from this worksheet. |
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