VLookup Error in Part of a Named Range
OK....
Just change the last argument in the lookup function to FALSE or 0 for
short:
=IF(N460="","",VLOOKUP(N460,IDNumbers,2,0))
Biff
"Biff" wrote in message
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Send to:
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Biff
"Dallas64" wrote in message
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I would love to send you a copy to look at, but I will have to strip some
confidential information off first. How is the best way to get a copy to
you.
"Biff" wrote:
Hi!
Hard to say what's causing your problem. If you want to send me your
file
I'll take a look. If you're interested in doing that just let me know
how to
contact you.
Biff
"Dallas64" wrote in message
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I am working in Excel 2003 SP1, and am using a VLookup function that
has
worked beautifully until last friday. My function references a named
range
on a different sheet within the same workbook, but I am now getting
error
messages for some lookups, and not others.
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