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Use formula result in vlookup
I have a column of data that is the result of an index formula from a
different tab. I am trying to use that data in a vlookup formula, but continue to get a #N/A error. For example, the result of my index formula is E4736B. That shows in the cell in column B. I manually type in the same value in another cell, and then try to use that cell's contents in a vlookup. - in cell B25 is E4736B. (result of index) - in cell B16 I type in E4736B. - in cell G16 I have the formula =vlookup(B16,B25:G35,5,false) The formula results in #N/A. I am guessing that this because the value in B25 is not really a value, so it technically isn't what I asked to lookup. Am I correct? How do I work around this to get my lookup without converting the B25 value from a dynamic value? TIA |
Use formula result in vlookup
I suspect there are spaces or other invisible characters in B25 (check with the LEN() function), but is also think you have a
possible circular reference problem in G16 -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "billinr" wrote in message ... |I have a column of data that is the result of an index formula from a | different tab. I am trying to use that data in a vlookup formula, but | continue to get a #N/A error. | | For example, the result of my index formula is E4736B. That shows in the | cell in column B. | I manually type in the same value in another cell, and then try to use that | cell's contents in a vlookup. | - in cell B25 is E4736B. (result of index) | - in cell B16 I type in E4736B. | - in cell G16 I have the formula =vlookup(B16,B25:G35,5,false) | The formula results in #N/A. | | I am guessing that this because the value in B25 is not really a value, so | it technically isn't what I asked to lookup. | | Am I correct? | How do I work around this to get my lookup without converting the B25 value | from a dynamic value? | | TIA |
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