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    vlookup problem

    =IF(VLOOKUP(B20,C13:C19,1,FALSE),"Duplicate","OK")

    i get #NA instead of "OK" when "Duplicate" is not applicable

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    Re: vlookup problem

    Try:

    =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(B20,C13:C19,1,FALSE)),"OK","Duplicate")

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    Re: LINKING PROBLEM

    i want to fix hyperlink of powe point slide with particular cell of excel sheet for example

    slide 2 of ppt hyperlink with cell A2 of Sheet1

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    Re: vlookup problem

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