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    V Lookup formula to capture site code against a site name

    Hello

    I am trying to have the site names code captured in cell B based on the information held on cell O for each site.
    I am assuming doing a v lookup formula will help.
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    Re: V Lookup formula to capture site code against a site name

    I have just amended the post

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    Re: V Lookup formula to capture site code against a site name

    Thank you.

    Starter for 10 - in B2 copied down:

    =VLOOKUP(A2,$N$2:$Q$10,3,0)

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