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Vlookup formula
I am running into a problem where my Vlookup function is not finding certain
data from the table it is referenced to. I'm using the formula =IF(OR(Z23="",Z25="",Z26=""),"",Z26/(Z23*(VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4)*60))). This formula is working for most of the values in the table, but seems to miss only a certain few. Case in point, the function should be locating the number 120 to calculate the percentage I want, but it is finding the number 70. A3:D18 covers all values in the table; I need the function to look at D18 but it is using D12 for the calculation. Any thoughts? |
Vlookup formula
THF --
I suspect the problem is that the index values in the lookup range are not in ascending order. If that's the case, then your VLOOKUP formula is missing an argument -- I think it'll need to be VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4,FALSE). HTH "tarheelfan" wrote: I am running into a problem where my Vlookup function is not finding certain data from the table it is referenced to. I'm using the formula =IF(OR(Z23="",Z25="",Z26=""),"",Z26/(Z23*(VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4)*60))). This formula is working for most of the values in the table, but seems to miss only a certain few. Case in point, the function should be locating the number 120 to calculate the percentage I want, but it is finding the number 70. A3:D18 covers all values in the table; I need the function to look at D18 but it is using D12 for the calculation. Any thoughts? |
Vlookup formula
.. VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4)
1. Fix the reference range: 'Op Speed'!$A$3:$D$18 2. Are your lookup ref values in A3:A18 sorted in ascending order? Maybe you should be searching for an exact match, using FALSE (or zero) as the 4th param? Suggest you try it as: VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A$3:$D$18,4,0) in your expression -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "tarheelfan" wrote: I am running into a problem where my Vlookup function is not finding certain data from the table it is referenced to. I'm using the formula =IF(OR(Z23="",Z25="",Z26=""),"",Z26/(Z23*(VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4)*60))). This formula is working for most of the values in the table, but seems to miss only a certain few. Case in point, the function should be locating the number 120 to calculate the percentage I want, but it is finding the number 70. A3:D18 covers all values in the table; I need the function to look at D18 but it is using D12 for the calculation. Any thoughts? |
Vlookup formula
Thanks. That did it.
"Max" wrote: .. VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4) 1. Fix the reference range: 'Op Speed'!$A$3:$D$18 2. Are your lookup ref values in A3:A18 sorted in ascending order? Maybe you should be searching for an exact match, using FALSE (or zero) as the 4th param? Suggest you try it as: VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A$3:$D$18,4,0) in your expression -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "tarheelfan" wrote: I am running into a problem where my Vlookup function is not finding certain data from the table it is referenced to. I'm using the formula =IF(OR(Z23="",Z25="",Z26=""),"",Z26/(Z23*(VLOOKUP(Z25,'Op Speed'!$A3:$D18,4)*60))). This formula is working for most of the values in the table, but seems to miss only a certain few. Case in point, the function should be locating the number 120 to calculate the percentage I want, but it is finding the number 70. A3:D18 covers all values in the table; I need the function to look at D18 but it is using D12 for the calculation. Any thoughts? |
Vlookup formula
welcome, glad it did.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "tarheelfan" wrote in message ... Thanks. That did it. |
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