leoj823

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I've tried to use the following formula with out any success.=if($a5<>"",vlookup($a5,'master sheet'!$1:$1048576,2,"") The error shows it to be $1. I'm not sure why this has happened as I've used this formula in another work book.
 

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=if($a5<>"",vlookup($a5,'master sheet'!$1:$1048576,2),"")

Do you really need to search the whole sheet?
 
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