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IF formula using vlookup

Use IFNA: =IFNA(VLOOKUP(A14119,'CoO Flags Report'!D:L,9,0),"No") If the formula return #N/A error then the wrapper formula will return No instead.
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How to convert a simple VLOOKUP to XLOOKUP in Excel?

First things first: Your VLOOKUP() function shown in OP will certainly return wrong output from 14 th row onwards. The second parameter of VLOOKUP() function is table_array which needs to be either ...
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How to get an exact match with VLOOKUP into the current cell

The formula you posted creates the result you describe. For an exact match, the 4th parameter of the Vlookup must be FALSE The formula was entered in cell C5 and copied down. =VLOOKUP($B5,$A$16:$B$19,...
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