Hardware Missing resistor, and I cannot find the same in the market

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I realized that a resistor is missing while I repair my switch. My problem is the resistor cannot be found in the market (Mouser, TE, etc)
The only ones I can find are 10K resistors or different-sized 9.8K resistors.
Can I use a 10K resistor instead of 9.8K? or can I use the same valued resistor in 2010 size?
 
10k should be good to go, but 2010size really? It's like 70x bigger than 0201 size. But yes if you find a way to make a space for this YABAI size
 
I'm not really sure the resistor is a 0201, if you compare it with the capacitor from up-right which is a 0402, they look almost the same size. A 0201 should be very small compared with what we can see on the pic you provided.

Check this image just for reference:
manufacturing-ic-and-board-assembly-component-overage.jpg

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https://www.electronicproducts.com/accounting-for-component-overage-in-smt-assembly/#
 
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