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I am receiving the #N/A error when trying to run a vlookup. I have run
into this before, and have typically been able to convert the cells to
like formatting in order to fix. It didnt work this time.

Both files that I am working with came from external sources. One of
the files would not allow me to autofit the column. I suspect there
are additional hidden spaces at the end of my text.

let me know if more info is required to assist. thanks,--
tmurcer
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Try this:

=IF(ISERROR(vlookup(…))=TRUE,quot;quot;,vlookup(…))

(It says: If Vlookup is giving an error, put in a quot;quot; (blank), if it
does not give an error, it does the actual look up)--
Dark_Templar
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I was able to fix this by using the trim function. thanks,

Todd--
tmurcer
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