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    Hi Carim,

    I have no idea what that means (though I am guessing CHAR(163) means character and relates to ~)

    How would I pur S&PCOMP(RI)~£ in using CHAR(163)

    Thanks!

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    Hi again,

    I initially thought you were using Edit Replace ...
    Could you share you lookup() function ...?
    HTH
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    Hi,

    The Hlookup I am using is

    =HLOOKUP(A266,'J:\PMA UK New\Performa\Dynamic Data\Indices\[DataStream Download.xls]Sheet1'!$5:$11,3,FALSE)

    Where A266 is the cell reference for S&PCOMP(RI)~£

    I'll attach the files in a bit via a zip file, I am just waiting to IT to put win zip on my computer.

    Thanks!!

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    Its a mystery to me, if the list is sorted ascending the lookup function works for the values, but if an exact match is required it fails. I have no idea why but it must be the character highlighed

    Regards

    Dav

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    From what you are indicating in the Datastream download,
    ~ is char(126)
    and
    £ is char(163) ...
    With a zipped copy of your worksheet, you might help you more precisely ...

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