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    Case sensitive vlookup

    Hi Gurus, I want to check if the values in the two columns are looked up considering case sensitive, NOT INDEX & MATCH, but to check if the values in the B-Column exist in A-Column. Attached the workbook.

    Appreciate your solution

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Hi,

    One way as an array formula entered with Ctrl-Shift-Enter in C2
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    =IF(ISERROR(MATCH(TRUE,EXACT(B2,$A$2:$A$32),0)),"No match", "Match")
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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Hi Rich, it works. I just put B2 in place of "Match".
    Thanks a lot.

    Warm regards
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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Vlookup just works from left to right.

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Hi Guru, I have seen it working both sides.

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Quote Originally Posted by shivspatil View Post
    Hi Guru, I have seen it working both sides.
    Vlookup only works from Left to right

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Hi Guru, attached a book for your reference. Please enlighten me more !
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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    You are only using 1 column, where is the left or right? Are you enlightened?

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Or upgrade your 2007 to latest version and use PowerQuery

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Thanks Sandy. I will uPGrAde...

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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Another non-array version:

    In C2:
    =IF(OR(INDEX(EXACT($A$2:$A$32,B2),)),B2,"No match")
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    Re: Case sensitive vlookup

    Hey bebo021999, this too works fine. Thanks a bunch...

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