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Using "Vlookup" across 2 Spreadsheets
I am trying to create a spreadsheet that takes a value from cell 6 of
"Product Price Levels" if the value in cell A4 of my working spreadsheet is found in the range between A8 and I3000 of the "Product Price Levels" spread sheet. I receive a "#N/A" error and I do not know why. Formula as it is written: =VLOOKUP($A$4,'Product Price Levels.xls'!$A$8:'Product Price Levels.xls'!$I$3000,6,FALSE) Can you use "Vlookup" across 2 spreadsheets? If not, what do you suggest? Thanks |
Using "Vlookup" across 2 Spreadsheets
Hi,
could you post an example, cell 6 ?? which column??, anyway vlookup works looking into the first column, an example will help to get you a formula "wormburner" wrote: I am trying to create a spreadsheet that takes a value from cell 6 of "Product Price Levels" if the value in cell A4 of my working spreadsheet is found in the range between A8 and I3000 of the "Product Price Levels" spread sheet. I receive a "#N/A" error and I do not know why. Formula as it is written: =VLOOKUP($A$4,'Product Price Levels.xls'!$A$8:'Product Price Levels.xls'!$I$3000,6,FALSE) Can you use "Vlookup" across 2 spreadsheets? If not, what do you suggest? Thanks |
Using "Vlookup" across 2 Spreadsheets
Your cell referencing is incorrect.
=VLOOKUP($A$4,'Product Price Levels'!$A$8:$I$3000,6,FALSE) Sheet name only needs to appear once, and don't put the ".xls" extension in there. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "wormburner" wrote: I am trying to create a spreadsheet that takes a value from cell 6 of "Product Price Levels" if the value in cell A4 of my working spreadsheet is found in the range between A8 and I3000 of the "Product Price Levels" spread sheet. I receive a "#N/A" error and I do not know why. Formula as it is written: =VLOOKUP($A$4,'Product Price Levels.xls'!$A$8:'Product Price Levels.xls'!$I$3000,6,FALSE) Can you use "Vlookup" across 2 spreadsheets? If not, what do you suggest? Thanks |
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