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LOOKUP is working - but VLOOKUP is not
Hi,
i am trying to use vlookup to grab the price of an item in one sheet based on a part number. I am getting a ref error - when I set the col index to 1, it returns the value that I'm looking for, once i increase the col index to grab the adjacent column, I get the ref error. The data i am searching through is sorted ascending. It is formatted as General, and the numbers look like: 555-555-55-55. the function looks like this: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:A,2,FALSE) i would appreciate any help |
LOOKUP is working - but VLOOKUP is not
You should include the adjacent column into the lookup table:
=VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:B,2,FALSE) Regards, Stefi €˛jay€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi, i am trying to use vlookup to grab the price of an item in one sheet based on a part number. I am getting a ref error - when I set the col index to 1, it returns the value that I'm looking for, once i increase the col index to grab the adjacent column, I get the ref error. The data i am searching through is sorted ascending. It is formatted as General, and the numbers look like: 555-555-55-55. the function looks like this: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:A,2,FALSE) i would appreciate any help |
LOOKUP is working - but VLOOKUP is not
Thank you Stefi!
"Stefi" wrote: You should include the adjacent column into the lookup table: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:B,2,FALSE) Regards, Stefi €˛jay€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi, i am trying to use vlookup to grab the price of an item in one sheet based on a part number. I am getting a ref error - when I set the col index to 1, it returns the value that I'm looking for, once i increase the col index to grab the adjacent column, I get the ref error. The data i am searching through is sorted ascending. It is formatted as General, and the numbers look like: 555-555-55-55. the function looks like this: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:A,2,FALSE) i would appreciate any help |
LOOKUP is working - but VLOOKUP is not
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi €˛jay€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Thank you Stefi! "Stefi" wrote: You should include the adjacent column into the lookup table: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:B,2,FALSE) Regards, Stefi €˛jay€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi, i am trying to use vlookup to grab the price of an item in one sheet based on a part number. I am getting a ref error - when I set the col index to 1, it returns the value that I'm looking for, once i increase the col index to grab the adjacent column, I get the ref error. The data i am searching through is sorted ascending. It is formatted as General, and the numbers look like: 555-555-55-55. the function looks like this: =VLOOKUP(A105,'nsi 12-4'!A:A,2,FALSE) i would appreciate any help |
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