Building a UTM based on selections in a form

J7House1984

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I am building a tool that the user can use to create a UTM based on criteria they have selected. I have created a list validation for 2 fields that depending on which the previous selection. The selection is dynamic so what ever is chosen as a "Channel" then the "Description" list will only populate based off the corresponding "Channel" fields. I've gotten this to work by turning "Channel" and "Description" into tables. The issue I have now is that when I concatenate the website and the correlating result based on another table using a VLOOKUP I get NA#. The formula I am using is as follows:
Excel Formula:
=B9&VLOOKUP(Channel_Option[Channel]&Description_Option[Description],Concat_Tbl[#All],4,0)

Before I built the tables to get the dynamic selection to work my formula worked. That formula was:
Excel Formula:
=B9&VLOOKUP(B12&B15,'UTM_TH_Online Appt List'!A$2$:D$13$,4,0)

I can't seem to figure out how to get all this to work together. Please advise as to what I am not doing correctly. I tried to be as descriptive as possible so please let me know if you have any questions and I will try my best to answer them.
 

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The solution to the issue was the data one of the columns had an extra space in the cell that did not need to be there as well as in the vlookup table array was set as a table and I set it to a range and it that solved the issue.
 
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