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Combine Workbooks and WorkSheets Merge Tables based on key columns Split Data into Multiple Sheets Batch Convert xls, xlsx and PDF. Super Filter (save and apply filter schemes to other sheets) Advanced Sort by month/week/day, frequency and more Special Filter by bold, italic. Extract Text, Add Text, Remove by Position, Remove Space Create and Print Paging Subtotals Convert Between Cells Content and Comments. Exact Copy Multiple Cells without changing formula reference Auto Create References to Multiple Sheets Insert Bullets, Check Boxes and more. Select Duplicate or Unique Rows Select Blank Rows (all cells are empty) Super Find and Fuzzy Find in Many Workbooks Random Select. Merge Cells/Rows/Columns without losing Data Split Cells Content Combine Duplicate Rows/Columns. Super Formula Bar (easily edit multiple lines of text and formula) Reading Layout (easily read and edit large numbers of cells) Paste to Filtered Range. Reuse: Quickly insert complex formulas, charts and anything that you have used before Encrypt Cells with password Create Mailing List and send emails. The Best Office Productivity Tools Kutools for Excel Solves Most of Your Problems, and Increases Your Productivity by 80% If you are not sure when you'll have numbers and when you'll have text, you can use this formula: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(VALUE(G1),A2:D15,2,0),VLOOKUP(TEXT(G1,0),A2:D15,2,0)) to handle both cases. If your lookup value is number format, and the ID number in the original table is stored as text, the above formula will not work, you should apply this formula: =VLOOKUP(TEXT(G1,0),A2:D15,2,FALSE) to get the correct result as you need.ģ. In the above formula: G1 is the criteria that you want to lookup, A2:D15 is the table range which contains the data that you want to use, and the number 2 indicates the column number which has the corresponding value you want to return.Ģ. If your lookup number is stored as text, and the original number in the table is real number format, please apply the following formula to return the correct result:Įnter this formula: =VLOOKUP(VALUE(G1),A2:D15,2,FALSE) into a blank cell where you want to locate the result, and press Enter key to return the corresponding information you need, see screenshot:ġ. Vlookup numbers stored as text with formulas In this case, how could I get the correct information if the lookup number and original number in table have the different data format? Supposing, I have the following data range, the ID number in the original table is number format, in the lookup cell which is stored as text, when I apply the normal VLOOKUP function, I will get an error result as below screenshot shown. 
How to vlookup numbers stored as text in Excel?
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