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Trouble with Vlookup
Afternoon all,
I have a field of text which is starts with a number and basically what i'm tring to do is use this number in a vlookup to return a value in another cell. The fomula that i'm using is =vlookup(left(A1,1),Range of table,2,False) The problem seems to be with the way in which the fomula is treating the value from the left part of the formula. Does anyone know how i can get around this? |
Trouble with Vlookup
Hi
As Left() function is a text function, it return a string, so you need to convert the result to a value: =vlookup(Value(left(A1,1)),Range of table,2,False) Regards, Per "Hawksby" skrev i meddelelsen ... Afternoon all, I have a field of text which is starts with a number and basically what i'm tring to do is use this number in a vlookup to return a value in another cell. The fomula that i'm using is =vlookup(left(A1,1),Range of table,2,False) The problem seems to be with the way in which the fomula is treating the value from the left part of the formula. Does anyone know how i can get around this? |
Trouble with Vlookup
Try, which worked for me.
=vlookup(Value(left(A1,1)*1,Range of table,2,False) Regards, Howard "Per Jessen" wrote in message ... Hi As Left() function is a text function, it return a string, so you need to convert the result to a value: =vlookup(Value(left(A1,1)),Range of table,2,False) Regards, Per "Hawksby" skrev i meddelelsen ... Afternoon all, I have a field of text which is starts with a number and basically what i'm tring to do is use this number in a vlookup to return a value in another cell. The fomula that i'm using is =vlookup(left(A1,1),Range of table,2,False) The problem seems to be with the way in which the fomula is treating the value from the left part of the formula. Does anyone know how i can get around this? |
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