False PositivesKevin Pettitt aka Lotus Guru has written up a SnTT note on “Standardized and Simple-to-Use Keyword Formulas” where the structured dblookup is computed for you to use in your code. A nice application of the structured dblookup. Given that all of your keyword lookup should be data driven (”avoid hard coding”), anything that reduces guessing makes it even less likely that coding errors will sneak in!
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