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VLOOKUP NOT WORKING
Hi
I hope someone can help me, please bear with me: I am trying to do a vlookup and the result is coming back #N/A. The exact fields match in both worksheets but for some reaon it is not picking it up? The lookup values are both numeric and alpha numeric. I thought I would use =value(a2) function. This works but only for the numeric values otherwise it comes back #VALUE? EG: Cell A2 Function Result 30000117 =value(a2) 30000117 (the lookup will now work from this value) AAA-AWT5/1 =value(a2) #VALUE! I've also tried using the =TEXT(a2,0) function. This gives me a value back for both Numeric and Alpha numeric, but it does not resolve the lookup problem. Please please help If you need any more info let me know |
VLOOKUP NOT WORKING
Where you have text values you need to check for any leading or
trailing spaces - try the TRIM( ) function on these in the same way as VALUE( ) on the numerics. Hope this helps. Pete missymissy wrote: Hi I hope someone can help me, please bear with me: I am trying to do a vlookup and the result is coming back #N/A. The exact fields match in both worksheets but for some reaon it is not picking it up? The lookup values are both numeric and alpha numeric. I thought I would use =value(a2) function. This works but only for the numeric values otherwise it comes back #VALUE? EG: Cell A2 Function Result 30000117 =value(a2) 30000117 (the lookup will now work from this value) AAA-AWT5/1 =value(a2) #VALUE! I've also tried using the =TEXT(a2,0) function. This gives me a value back for both Numeric and Alpha numeric, but it does not resolve the lookup problem. Please please help If you need any more info let me know |
VLOOKUP NOT WORKING
Pete
You're a star and I'm very silly. Can't believe I didn't think of it! "Pete_UK" wrote: Where you have text values you need to check for any leading or trailing spaces - try the TRIM( ) function on these in the same way as VALUE( ) on the numerics. Hope this helps. Pete missymissy wrote: Hi I hope someone can help me, please bear with me: I am trying to do a vlookup and the result is coming back #N/A. The exact fields match in both worksheets but for some reaon it is not picking it up? The lookup values are both numeric and alpha numeric. I thought I would use =value(a2) function. This works but only for the numeric values otherwise it comes back #VALUE? EG: Cell A2 Function Result 30000117 =value(a2) 30000117 (the lookup will now work from this value) AAA-AWT5/1 =value(a2) #VALUE! I've also tried using the =TEXT(a2,0) function. This gives me a value back for both Numeric and Alpha numeric, but it does not resolve the lookup problem. Please please help If you need any more info let me know |
VLOOKUP NOT WORKING
Thanks for the feedback - glad to help.
Pete missymissy wrote: Pete You're a star and I'm very silly. Can't believe I didn't think of it! "Pete_UK" wrote: Where you have text values you need to check for any leading or trailing spaces - try the TRIM( ) function on these in the same way as VALUE( ) on the numerics. Hope this helps. Pete missymissy wrote: Hi I hope someone can help me, please bear with me: I am trying to do a vlookup and the result is coming back #N/A. The exact fields match in both worksheets but for some reaon it is not picking it up? The lookup values are both numeric and alpha numeric. I thought I would use =value(a2) function. This works but only for the numeric values otherwise it comes back #VALUE? EG: Cell A2 Function Result 30000117 =value(a2) 30000117 (the lookup will now work from this value) AAA-AWT5/1 =value(a2) #VALUE! I've also tried using the =TEXT(a2,0) function. This gives me a value back for both Numeric and Alpha numeric, but it does not resolve the lookup problem. Please please help If you need any more info let me know |
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