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Default #NAME? error in formula in 03 but runs okay in excel 07

I have a formula that works in excel 07 version fine. I can change the cell
amounts (I$2) that the "matches" are looking at it reads the formula fine.
In excel 03 if I change the # in the cells (I$2) that the formula looks at
as the "match" I get the #NAME? error. Any idea why this works in excel 07
but not 03?

it appears it does not like the mround that is included in the formula. If I
take that out the formula works but will not round a # up if not an exact
match.

=INDEX($K$7:$Z$13,MATCH($B$1,$J$7:$J$13,0),MATCH(M ROUND
(I$2,10),$K$6:$Z$6,0))
any ideas?

6.5 MON TUE The 6.5, 66 or 43 s/b able to be changed
66 43


Below is the table that it would grab info from. 66 should round to 70 and
pick 16 as the # that goes to 6.5 and 70.
70 60 50 40
5 16 15 15 14
5.5 18 17 16 15
6.5 16 18 18 19
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MROUND function is required Analysis ToolPak add-ins


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I have a formula that works in excel 07 version fine. I can change the cell
amounts (I$2) that the "matches" are looking at it reads the formula fine.
In excel 03 if I change the # in the cells (I$2) that the formula looks at
as the "match" I get the #NAME? error. Any idea why this works in excel 07
but not 03?

it appears it does not like the mround that is included in the formula. If I
take that out the formula works but will not round a # up if not an exact
match.

=INDEX($K$7:$Z$13,MATCH($B$1,$J$7:$J$13,0),MATCH(M ROUND
(I$2,10),$K$6:$Z$6,0))
any ideas?

6.5 MON TUE The 6.5, 66 or 43 s/b able to be changed
66 43


Below is the table that it would grab info from. 66 should round to 70 and
pick 16 as the # that goes to 6.5 and 70.
70 60 50 40
5 16 15 15 14
5.5 18 17 16 15
6.5 16 18 18 19

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Default #NAME? error in formula in 03 but runs okay in excel 07

Replace this


MROUND(I$2,10)



with this



ROUND(I$2/10,0)*10


and it will work in both versions


or install ATP, however in general it's a good idea to use built in
functions when possible

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I have a formula that works in excel 07 version fine. I can change the cell
amounts (I$2) that the "matches" are looking at it reads the formula fine.
In excel 03 if I change the # in the cells (I$2) that the formula looks at
as the "match" I get the #NAME? error. Any idea why this works in excel 07
but not 03?

it appears it does not like the mround that is included in the formula. If
I
take that out the formula works but will not round a # up if not an exact
match.

=INDEX($K$7:$Z$13,MATCH($B$1,$J$7:$J$13,0),MATCH(M ROUND
(I$2,10),$K$6:$Z$6,0))
any ideas?

6.5 MON TUE The 6.5, 66 or 43 s/b able to be changed
66 43


Below is the table that it would grab info from. 66 should round to 70 and
pick 16 as the # that goes to 6.5 and 70.
70 60 50 40
5 16 15 15 14
5.5 18 17 16 15
6.5 16 18 18 19



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If you look up MROUND in Excel help it will tell you that you need to enable
the Analysis ToolPak.

Always worth trying Excel help if you need information.
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I have a formula that works in excel 07 version fine. I can change the cell
amounts (I$2) that the "matches" are looking at it reads the formula fine.
In excel 03 if I change the # in the cells (I$2) that the formula looks at
as the "match" I get the #NAME? error. Any idea why this works in excel 07
but not 03?

it appears it does not like the mround that is included in the formula. If
I
take that out the formula works but will not round a # up if not an exact
match.

=INDEX($K$7:$Z$13,MATCH($B$1,$J$7:$J$13,0),MATCH(M ROUND
(I$2,10),$K$6:$Z$6,0))
any ideas?

6.5 MON TUE The 6.5, 66 or 43 s/b able to be changed
66 43


Below is the table that it would grab info from. 66 should round to 70 and
pick 16 as the # that goes to 6.5 and 70.
70 60 50 40
5 16 15 15 14
5.5 18 17 16 15
6.5 16 18 18 19



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Thanks to all of you for your help. Adding the Analysis toolpak worked!!
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