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LOOKUP skips cells
For some reason LOOKUP is skipping cells in an array.
Li'l help! Thanks! |
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LOOKUP skips cells
Please explain "skipping".
Tell us what the data looks like and what formula you are using. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "reddog_3d" wrote in message ... For some reason LOOKUP is skipping cells in an array. Li'l help! Thanks! |
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LOOKUP skips cells
Here's my formula:
LOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$A$99, Main!$J$90:$J$99) what I'm trying to do is tell excel to check if A1 matches anything on another workbook, if it does, then look at this column and return the corresponding value in this column. But for some weird reason it keeps skipping the first two cells in the range! Like if A1 =Main!A90, it returns Main!J93. Or if A1 =Main!A91, it returns Main!J94. This formula works everywhere else - just not on these two cells (Main!A90 and Main!A91)!!!! I've deleted everything and re-written from fresh, still does it. If excel had a butt I'd kick it... I've deleted |
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LOOKUP skips cells
LOOKUP requires that the lookup_vector be sorted in acsending order. If it
is sorted and there is not an exact match found then it will match the closest value that is less than the lookup_value. If you're wanting exact matches only try this alternative: =INDEX(Main!$J$90:$J$99,MATCH(A1,Main!$A$90:$A$99, 0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "reddog_3d" wrote in message ... Here's my formula: LOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$A$99, Main!$J$90:$J$99) what I'm trying to do is tell excel to check if A1 matches anything on another workbook, if it does, then look at this column and return the corresponding value in this column. But for some weird reason it keeps skipping the first two cells in the range! Like if A1 =Main!A90, it returns Main!J93. Or if A1 =Main!A91, it returns Main!J94. This formula works everywhere else - just not on these two cells (Main!A90 and Main!A91)!!!! I've deleted everything and re-written from fresh, still does it. If excel had a butt I'd kick it... I've deleted |
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LOOKUP skips cells
=VLOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$J$99, 10, FALSE)
On Nov 29, 11:51 pm, reddog_3d wrote: Here's my formula: LOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$A$99, Main!$J$90:$J$99) what I'm trying to do is tell excel to check if A1 matches anything on another workbook, if it does, then look at this column and return the corresponding value in this column. But for some weird reason it keeps skipping the first two cells in the range! Like if A1 =Main!A90, it returns Main!J93. Or if A1 =Main!A91, it returns Main!J94. This formula works everywhere else - just not on these two cells (Main!A90 and Main!A91)!!!! I've deleted everything and re-written from fresh, still does it. If excel had a butt I'd kick it... I've deleted |
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LOOKUP skips cells
"10" is the column index. Does excel know I'm referring to another workbook
(Main!) and not the workbook A1 is in? "iliace" wrote: =VLOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$J$99, 10, FALSE) On Nov 29, 11:51 pm, reddog_3d wrote: Here's my formula: LOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$A$99, Main!$J$90:$J$99) what I'm trying to do is tell excel to check if A1 matches anything on another workbook, if it does, then look at this column and return the corresponding value in this column. But for some weird reason it keeps skipping the first two cells in the range! Like if A1 =Main!A90, it returns Main!J93. Or if A1 =Main!A91, it returns Main!J94. This formula works everywhere else - just not on these two cells (Main!A90 and Main!A91)!!!! I've deleted everything and re-written from fresh, still does it. If excel had a butt I'd kick it... I've deleted |
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LOOKUP skips cells
This works!
excel survives the hangman for one more day... awesome tool when it works, but when it doesn't I'd rather poke myself in the eye with a stick than try to figure it out. Thanks for all ya'lls help! "iliace" wrote: =VLOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$J$99, 10, FALSE) On Nov 29, 11:51 pm, reddog_3d wrote: Here's my formula: LOOKUP(A1, Main!$A$90:$A$99, Main!$J$90:$J$99) what I'm trying to do is tell excel to check if A1 matches anything on another workbook, if it does, then look at this column and return the corresponding value in this column. But for some weird reason it keeps skipping the first two cells in the range! Like if A1 =Main!A90, it returns Main!J93. Or if A1 =Main!A91, it returns Main!J94. This formula works everywhere else - just not on these two cells (Main!A90 and Main!A91)!!!! I've deleted everything and re-written from fresh, still does it. If excel had a butt I'd kick it... I've deleted |
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