vlookup iferror #n/a

  1. M

    Vlookup, if no match search another sheet using first 7 characters

    Can someone help me with a formula; I’d like to run a Vlookup For values in column J against a column in another sheet. If nothing is found then Vlookup only using the first 7 characters in column J to a column in another sheet and only it’s first 7 characters. thanks,
    • Mike820
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    • characters column left vlookup vlookup iferror #n/a
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Excel Questions
  2. M

    IFERROR VLOOKUP returning #N/A only when lookup value is hard keyed/pasted from another document

    Hey guys, Stumped on this one and have tried everything I personally can think of. I have several If error vlookups on a spreadsheet that are looking up part numbers that contain letters and numbers (ex. ACM10256) from 3 separate sheets. Example...

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