Finding part number on seperate worksheet

dac1517

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I have what should be simple, but I am having an issue. I have 2 worksheets one is a master file and the other is a file of specific parts. What I need to do is identify which parts on the master file worksheet are present on the specific parts worksheet. I have tried the below two formulas to no avail

vlookup(N5,UK!A:D,4,false)
Match(N5,UK!A:A,0)

UK worksheet is sorted by part number in column A and there are no duplicates present.

Any help would be appreciated.
 

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Try this
vlookup(trim(N5),UK!A:D,4,false)
 
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