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VLookup "randomly" doesn't work
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Re: VLookup "randomly" doesn't work
by Domenic » Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:32:09 GMT
In article < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >, If you're looking for an exact match, range lookup (the 4th argument of the VLOOKUP function) needs to be set at FALSE or 0. If you're looking for an approximate match, the values in the first column of the table array need to be sorted in ascending order. -- Domenic http://www.**--****.com/
Re: VLookup "randomly" doesn't work
by Steve » Wed, 08 Apr 2009 09:16:38 GMT
| In article < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >, | | If you're looking for an exact match, range lookup (the 4th argument of | the VLOOKUP function) needs to be set at FALSE or 0. | | If you're looking for an approximate match, the values in the first | column of the table array need to be sorted in ascending order. | | -- | Domenic | http://www.**--****.com/ TraciAnn: You can get an exact match and get "N/A" in the result column if the search term does not exist. =VLOOKUP(SEARCH TERM,ARRAY-Start:ARRAY-End,Column of ARRAY to Return Value,FALSE) SEARCH TERM - Must be in the LEFT MOST column of the array being searched ARRAY-Start:ARRAY-End - May be any number of column (two dimentional array) Column of ARRAY to Return Value - The column from where the term you need should be found FALSE - Will return "N/A" only if the SEARCH TERM cannot be found Both spreadsheets must be sorted using the SEARCH TERM column in order to not get erroneous results. ( I know that MS states the ARRAY does not need to be sorted, but I have experienced otherwise). -- Steve Spence Independent AMSOIL Dealer AMSOIL - The "Once A Year" Oil Change Unemployed Car Guy - Trying To Earn A Living 35 Years of G.M. Parts Experience AutoCAD R14 Certified - 2D & 3D (ACIS solids) URL: http://www.**--****.com/ Email: XXXX@XXXXX.COM
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2.vlookup:suddenly doesn't work for half the rows in the same wk
Hi,
You're right I haven't used absolutes.
I have a source page with information for a project within the same row (to
the right of the project number). Then the range of the whole sheet is named
Calculatie.
So the formula on the report sheet is
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This formula is the same for each cell below including the one containing
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I considered the fact that the problem info may fall outside of the named
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Rochelle
"Niek Otten" wrote:
> Please post your initial formula and the first one giving #NA.
> I guess that the reference to the table is relative instead of absolute,
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> Niek Otten
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