TRIM & Vlookup

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Hi All,
is it possible to incorporate the trim & vlookup formula into one??

thanks
Sam
 

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Yes, lets try this, even i am trying

=Trim(Vlookup("select cell where u require answer", "select table from where u require data", "provide the column index", "False" - for exact value)
 
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=Vlookup(Trim(A1),C:D,2,0)


where A1 is your Agr1
C:D is your Table
2 is the no of column i.e, D column
and 0 represents False
 
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