Odd vlookup behavior

Jeffrey Green

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I have named range called REMOVE.
REMOVE is 24 Columns wide
When I enter
=VLOOKUP(A2,REMOVE,20,0), i get a valid response.
When enter
=VLOOKUP(A2,REMOVE,24,0)
I get #N/A Error. ???
I can understand a #REF errror, but how can i get #N/A by simply changing the index/Row number?

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Solved, i am an idiot. :) There were 25 columns, i wanted 25, not 24. Column 24 had "#N/A" from a formula in that cell. duh
 
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