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如何在Excel中以文本形式存储vlookup数字?

假设我有以下数据范围,原始表中的ID号是数字格式,在存储为文本的查找单元格中,当我应用正常的VLOOKUP函数时,将得到一个错误结果,如下图所示。 在这种情况下,如果表中的查找号和原始号具有不同的数据格式,如何获得正确的信息?

Vlookup数字存储为带有公式的文本

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箭头蓝色右气泡 Vlookup数字存储为带有公式的文本

如果您的查询号码以文本形式存储,并且表中的原始号码为实数格式,请应用以下公式返回正确的结果:

输入以下公式: = VLOOKUP(VALUE(G1),A2:D15,2,FALSE) 放入要查找结果的空白单元格,然后按 输入 键返回您需要的相应信息,请参见屏幕截图:

doc vlookup号存储为文本2

笔记:

1.在上式中: G1 是您要查找的条件, A2:D15 是包含您要使用的数据和数字的表范围 2 表示具有要返回的相应值的列号。

2.如果您的查找值为数字格式,并且原始表中的ID号以文本形式存储,则上述公式将不起作用,您应应用以下公式: = VLOOKUP(TEXT(G1,0),A2:D15,2,FALSE) 以获得所需的正确结果。

doc vlookup号存储为文本3

3.如果不确定何时会有数字和何时有文字,可以使用以下公式: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(VALUE(G1),A2:D15,2,0),VLOOKUP(TEXT(G1,0),A2:D15,2,0)) 处理这两种情况。

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Worked. Thank you! 
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Thanks so much!!!!! This worked for me, the #3 solution! HUGE help!!!
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Thank You... :) Its worked for me
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Same thing here. The problem is the data range. For some reason, even when the data type is text, MS Excel still looks at it as a number. But if you hit enter, it looks at it as text. So I usually end up with the data range where some of it is numbers and others, text.

SOLUTION: Use IFERROR function to address BOTH possibilities: IFERROR(VLOOKUP(TEXT(A1,0),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE),VLOOKUP(VALUE(A1),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE)). Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately this method does not Always work. I import numbers in a column defined as tekst. I lookup these numbers in a table in which the numbers are also stored as tekst. I would say a Vlookup should work, but nor the standard lookup, nor the lookup with TEXT() or VALUE() function as expected. When I retype all values in the columns it works as expected, so there's no error in the formula.
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I have the same problem @Rens, does anybody know a solution for this?
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Same thing here. The problem is the data range. For some reason, even when the data type is text, MS Excel still looks at it as a number. But if you hit enter, it looks at it as text. So I usually end up with the data range where some of it is numbers and others, text.

SOLUTION: Use IFERROR function to address BOTH possibilities: IFERROR(VLOOKUP(TEXT(A1,0),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE),VLOOKUP(VALUE(A1),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE)). Hope this helps.
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This is what I do and is perfect.
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Same thing here. The problem is the data range. For some reason, even when data type is text, it looks like it's still looked on as a number. But if you hit enter, it looks at it as text. So I usually would end up with the data range where some of it is numbers and others text.

SOLUTION: Use IFERROR function to address BOTH possibilities: IFERROR(VLOOKUP(TEXT(A1,0),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE),VLOOKUP(VALUE(A1),$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE)). Hope this helps.
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Hello Jaji, thanks, this works, I hope in all cases. Nevertheless it looks like a bug to me.
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