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This is a common problem. The trick is to use dollar signs when specifying
the table: =VLOOKUP(1.3,$A$1:$C$10,2) rather than =VLOOKUP(1.3,A1:C10,2) -- Gary''s Student "Kappy" wrote: When I do a vlookup and drag the formula down all the rows the formula increments for each row so I wind up only getting partial data to move from one spreadsheet to another. This is in Excel 2003. Do not seem to have the same problem in Excel 2000 |
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