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Good day all,
I am trying to perform a vlookup in a (sorted) list of 705 items; =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$705,2) However, whenever I add more than 300 in my lookup range, it returns an incorrect value; IE: if I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$300,2), it returns the proper value... If I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$301,2), it returns incorect data... is there a maximum range of cell to use? If there is one, what would you suggest I use to lookup in my list of 700+ items? Thanks & Regards |
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Hi Fred,
A little hard to say for sure, but I would start with the using FALSE in the 4th argument in your formula. Your range is set to absolute in the formulas you show here, so I assume they are in your sheet. If not, that may be the problem. HTH Regards, Howard "Fred" > wrote in message ... > Good day all, > > I am trying to perform a vlookup in a (sorted) list of 705 items; > > =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$705,2) > > However, whenever I add more than 300 in my lookup range, it returns an > incorrect value; > > IE: if I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$300,2), it returns the > proper value... > > If I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$301,2), it returns incorect > data... > > is there a maximum range of cell to use? If there is one, what would you > suggest I use to lookup in my list of 700+ items? > > Thanks & Regards > > |
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Forgot to mention, there is no real limit for vlookup. I've heard posters
mention having 8 to 15 thousand. Howard "Fred" > wrote in message ... > Good day all, > > I am trying to perform a vlookup in a (sorted) list of 705 items; > > =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$705,2) > > However, whenever I add more than 300 in my lookup range, it returns an > incorrect value; > > IE: if I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$300,2), it returns the > proper value... > > If I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$301,2), it returns incorect > data... > > is there a maximum range of cell to use? If there is one, what would you > suggest I use to lookup in my list of 700+ items? > > Thanks & Regards > > |
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"Fred" wrote:
> I am trying to perform a vlookup in a (sorted) list of 705 items; > =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$705,2) > However, whenever I add more than 300 in my lookup range, it returns an > incorrect value; > IE: if I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$300,2), it returns the > proper value... > If I do =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$301,2), it returns incorect > data... > > is there a maximum range of cell to use? If there is one, what would you > suggest I use to lookup in my list of 700+ items? One guess .. Try an exact* VLOOKUP instead: =VLOOKUP("D$2$",Business_Data!A$1:C$705,2,0) *with 4th param set to zero, or FALSE -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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