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formula vs value
I wrote a vlookup formula in a cell and all i get is the formula, not the
value of the formula. How can I get the value to populate? |
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1. clear the cell
2. format the cell to General 3. re-enter the VLOOKUP formula -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200826 "saraua" wrote: I wrote a vlookup formula in a cell and all i get is the formula, not the value of the formula. How can I get the value to populate? |
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On Jan 14, 3:29*pm, saraua wrote:
I wrote a vlookup formula in a cell and all i get is the formula, not the value of the formula. *How can I get the value to populate? You get "the formula, not the value" of which cell: the cell with the vlookup formula, or the cell that vlookup finds? In either case, go to that cell and be sure that the formula starts with "=". |
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A step easier.
Format the cell to General F2 + ENTER to re-enter the formula. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:39:01 -0800, Gary''s Student wrote: 1. clear the cell 2. format the cell to General 3. re-enter the VLOOKUP formula |
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