VLOOKUP doesn’t care about upper or lower case. If you have ABC and Abc, VLOOKUP will see that as a match. In today’s article for VLOOKUP Week, Excel MVP Tom Urtis shows how to do a case-sensitive lookup. This is a great trick! Read Entire Article
March 27, 2012
Tom Urtis: Case-Sensitive VLOOKUP
By Bill Jelen
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