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I have a very simple formula
=VLOOKUP(M3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) When I change M3 to N3 and hit enter, I see =VLOOKUP(N3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) displayed. How do I get this to retun the value and not the text string? |
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Format the cell as General (or anything but text).
Then hit F2, then enter (excel will see that it's a formula) Dave Shultz wrote: I have a very simple formula =VLOOKUP(M3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) When I change M3 to N3 and hit enter, I see =VLOOKUP(N3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) displayed. How do I get this to retun the value and not the text string? -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi,
Maybe the cell is formatted as text. Select the cell format as general then tap F2 and ENTER -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Dave Shultz" wrote: I have a very simple formula =VLOOKUP(M3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) When I change M3 to N3 and hit enter, I see =VLOOKUP(N3,Days!$A$5:$I$28,9,FALSE) displayed. How do I get this to retun the value and not the text string? |
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