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Also I am using =VLOOKUP(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,FALSE) to look in column A
on another worksheet (Ship List) and return the value in column B. I have successfully used vlookup before. Column A in Ship List is sorted and I have tried formatting both the lookup value and Col A from the lookup array as text, general, number. However only a few cells return matches. Also I have made sure the lookup val and Col A are the same length. The lookup value is a 5 digit number. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe M. |
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Try:
=VLOOKUP(TEXT(J5,"00000"),'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Joe M." wrote: Also I am using =VLOOKUP(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,FALSE) to look in column A on another worksheet (Ship List) and return the value in column B. I have successfully used vlookup before. Column A in Ship List is sorted and I have tried formatting both the lookup value and Col A from the lookup array as text, general, number. However only a few cells return matches. Also I have made sure the lookup val and Col A are the same length. The lookup value is a 5 digit number. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe M. |
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Sounds like the numbers in your lookup table were entered as Text
(changing the formatting doesn't change that). Try copying an empty cell, selecting the numbers, then choose Edit/Paste Special, selecting the Values and Add radio buttons. This should coerce Text numbers to actual numbers. In article , Joe M. wrote: Also I am using =VLOOKUP(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,FALSE) to look in column A on another worksheet (Ship List) and return the value in column B. I have successfully used vlookup before. Column A in Ship List is sorted and I have tried formatting both the lookup value and Col A from the lookup array as text, general, number. However only a few cells return matches. Also I have made sure the lookup val and Col A are the same length. The lookup value is a 5 digit number. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe M. |
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more genaric
=if(iserror(Vlookup(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0)),if(iserror(VLOOKUP(TEXT(J5,"0 0000"),'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0)),vlookup(value(J5),'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0),VLOOKUP(TEXT(J5,"00000"),'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0)),Vlookup(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0)) "Max" wrote: Try: =VLOOKUP(TEXT(J5,"00000"),'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Joe M." wrote: Also I am using =VLOOKUP(J5,'Ship List'!A$1:B$30,2,FALSE) to look in column A on another worksheet (Ship List) and return the value in column B. I have successfully used vlookup before. Column A in Ship List is sorted and I have tried formatting both the lookup value and Col A from the lookup array as text, general, number. However only a few cells return matches. Also I have made sure the lookup val and Col A are the same length. The lookup value is a 5 digit number. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe M. |
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