Should I try this in VBA

LeeJames

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I have in column B the following formula

IF(F2>8997543,(LEFT(H2,(FIND("/",H2)-1))),(LEFT(H2,(FIND("-",H2)-1))))

This returns a unique reference which I then want to run a vlookup off in column C

=VLOOKUP(B2,lookup!J:K,2,FALSE)

I was going to nest the lookup but even separate I'm getting #NA

I have the lookup table formatted as number.

What am I doing wrong
 

Excel Facts

Wildcard in VLOOKUP
Use =VLOOKUP("Apple*" to find apple, Apple, or applesauce
Left will produce a textual number rather than a real number and vlookup will not see these as the same even if they are visually. Are your numbers in the lookup table textual or real numbers? You can find out by =ISNUMBER(A1) for example.
 
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Ok then using your formula:

=IF(F2>8997543,(0+LEFT(H2,(FIND("/",H2)-1))),(0+LEFT(H2,(FIND("-",H2)-1))))
 
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