VLOOKUP returning a #VALUE! error and I've not idea why! HELP!
Hi Dave,
Reg is not a named range as I'm not entirely sure what that means or how to
do it.
I have tried using cell reference B1 as my list covers column b and c
instead of Reg but it still brings back an error message.
"Dave" wrote:
Hi,
The first argument in VLOOKUP should be a single value or cell.
I assume Reg is a named range? If Reg is the name of more than one cell, you
will get errors. If you are getting a Name? error, it means XL doesn't
recognize the name Reg.
Also, if you only have 2 columns, are they Column B and Column D?
Regards - Dave
"forevertrying" wrote:
The formula is:
=F22*VLOOKUP("Reg",$B$1:$D$16,3,FALSE)
F22 is the total hours (result of a sum totalling all hours in the row)
The table it is looking the information up from is
Column 1 = Reg
Column 2 = Hourly Cost
There are 16 Reg Numbers and therefore 16 hourly costs. The Hourly Costs are
formatted as currency.
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