LOOKUPVALUE(MID Question

gmazza76

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  1. 365
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Good Afternoon,

Can you use MID in a lookupvalue formula in Power Pivot?

I am trying to use the following, to try and find the initial (2,2) and then match them against a source table to the full name.

Code:
=LOOKUPVALUE(MID('Sheet'[Column1],2,2),'SourceId'[SourceIitials],'SourceId'[SourceFName])

Kind of lost on how to do this one.
Thanks for the help in advance.

thanks
Gavin
 

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