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Excel version 2108 - vlookup problem

Anonymous
2022-07-04T11:15:17.293+00:00

there seems to be a problem with the update version of 2108 in that vlookups are not working how they used to be, in that if you delete or insert a column in the source data the vlookup NO LONGER automatically recognises this i.e.

= vlookup(a2,rangename,3,0) if you inserted a new column in B of rangename, the vlookup used to recognise this and change the column from 3 to 4. It is no longer doing this and is dangerous to our M.I. reporting

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  1. Ceasar Chen_MSFT 4,486 Reputation points
    2022-07-05T01:06:38.037+00:00

    Hi, @Anonymous
    Maybe you can try using the XLOOKUP function or the INDEX/MATCH function.
    If you still want to use the original VLOOKUP function, you can roll back the Excel version.


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