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VLOOKUP is case insensitive.
One work-around is to use EXACT, so instead of: =VLOOKUP(A6,$F$2:$G$5,2,FALSE) use: =INDEX($G$2:$G$5,MATCH(TRUE,EXACT(A6,$F$2:$F$5))) which should be committed to the sheet using Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not just Enter (not needed on Office 365 versions). |
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