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How can "=LOOKUP(I4,I2:I11)" POSSIBLY return #N/A??
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How can "=LOOKUP(I4,I2:I11)" POSSIBLY return #N/A??
On Sun, 24 May 2009 00:20:00 -0700, Jerry Mitchell <Jerry
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The subject pretty much says it all, this is happening, and there's a valid,
plain integer value in I4, and manually entering said value does the same
thing... I don't get it.
If I2:I11 is not sorted in ascending order, you can certainly get #N/A values.
In some quick testing with Excel 2007, it seems to be the case that if I4
contains a lower value than I2 and I3, LOOKUP will return #N/A.
If your values are not sorted, and you are looking for an exact match, try
VLOOKUP instead:
=VLOOKUP(I4,I2:I11,1,TRUE)
--ron
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