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Question : Vlookup with exact number format
Hi experts,
I need to do a vlookup on a data set of stores numbers format as a 4 digit number (0001, 0002, etc) however in the data set there are others codes which are not padded. Sometimes these codes overlap with the padded ones (e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc).
The number is stored as a value, so doing a vlookup on TEXT(1, "0000") does not work, however when I use value("0001") it matches on 1 which I do not want.
In the following data table
0001 London
0002 Manchester
0004 Birmingham
5 Leeds
I would like the following results returned:
VLOOKUP(1.. London
VLOOKUP(2.. Manchester
VLOOKUP(3.. #N/A
VLOOKUP(4.. Birmingham
VLOOKUP(5.. #N/A
But at the moment I get...
VLOOKUP(1.. London
VLOOKUP(2.. Manchester
VLOOKUP(3.. #N/A
VLOOKUP(4.. Birmingham
VLOOKUP(5.. Leeds
Please can someone help!
Answer : Vlookup with exact number format
There is a guide here on how to do it:
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