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arguments in a formula
is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be
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Before Excel2007, no function could accept more than 30 arguments. But many functions (still) accept only a limited number of
arguments. VLOOKUP accepts a maximum of 4 arguments: 1. the lookup value 2. the table array 3. the column number 4. (optional) the range lookup What would you like to do? -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message ... | is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be | specific the vlookup formula. |
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The VLOOKUP function can accept a maximum of 4 arguments:
1. lookup_value 2. table_array 3. column_index_number 4. [optional] range_lookup However, to complicate matters, each argument can be calculated using other functions that have their own set of arguments. So, I think you need to be a bit more specific as to what you're wanting to do! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message ... is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be specific the vlookup formula. |
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I would like to display product name and price with one vlookup formula if
possible but the info is in 2 diffrent columns "Niek Otten" wrote: Before Excel2007, no function could accept more than 30 arguments. But many functions (still) accept only a limited number of arguments. VLOOKUP accepts a maximum of 4 arguments: 1. the lookup value 2. the table array 3. the column number 4. (optional) the range lookup What would you like to do? -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message ... | is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be | specific the vlookup formula. |
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Chrisbmo
If you had the following in columns A,B and C then a concatenate text formula; =A1&" "&B1&"/"&C1 would give the result shown in column D. And if you want to lookup the price then just substitute a lookup formula instead of the cell reference eg =A1&" "&VLOOKUP(A1,A1:B3,2,FALSE)&"/"&C1 Apples $2.65 kg Apples $2.65/kg Oranges $1.50 kg Oranges $1.50/kg Pears $1.00 kg Pears $1.00/kg "T. Valko" wrote: The VLOOKUP function can accept a maximum of 4 arguments: 1. lookup_value 2. table_array 3. column_index_number 4. [optional] range_lookup However, to complicate matters, each argument can be calculated using other functions that have their own set of arguments. So, I think you need to be a bit more specific as to what you're wanting to do! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message ... is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be specific the vlookup formula. |
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Use 2 VLOOKUP formulas or use two in one cell:
=VLOOKUP1&" "&VLOOKUP2 -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message ... |I would like to display product name and price with one vlookup formula if | possible but the info is in 2 diffrent columns | | "Niek Otten" wrote: | | Before Excel2007, no function could accept more than 30 arguments. But many functions (still) accept only a limited number of | arguments. VLOOKUP accepts a maximum of 4 arguments: | | 1. the lookup value | 2. the table array | 3. the column number | 4. (optional) the range lookup | | What would you like to do? | | -- | Kind regards, | | Niek Otten | Microsoft MVP - Excel | | | "chrisbmo2000" wrote in message | ... | | is there a limit to how many arguments you can use in a formula? to be | | specific the vlookup formula. | | | |
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