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Default Vlookup on a formula field?


Monish, you can join the forum below (The Code Cage) for free where you
can attach a workbook for all to see, if you do join please post in the
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Monish;239783 Wrote:
Not sure how I would attach a worksheet here...

As more background, the Vlookup function resides on Sheet 2 and is
looking
up a value from Sheet 1...this value on Sheet 1 is itself calculated
(SUMIF's) from data on Sheet 1...

Hope that helps a bit?

Thanks

"L. Howard Kittle" wrote:

I would be glad to look at a sample worksheet showing your Vlookup

formula.
Add in comments of what you want the results to be in a before and

after
condition of the formula.

Regards,
Howard

"Monish" wrote in message
...
Hi
I am trying to run a Vlookup, but always return #N/A
I know the vaues exist from eyeballing some of them, but realized

that the
values I am trying to return are in fact a result of a calculation
(SUMIF's)
within the specified array...I am not sure if this is the problem

but
would
appreciate any thoughts.
Thanks for reading this.
i.e. vlookup(A2,Sheet1!AE:AF,4,False)
where column AF on Sheet1 = SUMIF(....






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