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Hi - I downloaded and am trying to use the morefunc addin to make
VLOOKUP work across multiple sheets in a workbook. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my syntax? =VLOOKUP("ORIENTAL FOOD",THREED(Asian:Results!A7:A506),2,0) The search term is "ORIENTAL FOOD", the two sheets are 'Asian' and 'Results', the range is A7:A506 in Asian, and I want to return data from the second column exactly matching my search string. Yet i get a #REF. ANYONE HELP ME??? Thanks in advance. Steve |
MOREFUNC
Assuming that you want to return the corresponding value in Column B
(the second column), try... =VLOOKUP("ORIENTAL FOOD",THREED(Asian:Results!A7:B506),2,0) Hope this helps! In article .com, "nemadrias" wrote: Hi - I downloaded and am trying to use the morefunc addin to make VLOOKUP work across multiple sheets in a workbook. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my syntax? =VLOOKUP("ORIENTAL FOOD",THREED(Asian:Results!A7:A506),2,0) The search term is "ORIENTAL FOOD", the two sheets are 'Asian' and 'Results', the range is A7:A506 in Asian, and I want to return data from the second column exactly matching my search string. Yet i get a #REF. ANYONE HELP ME??? Thanks in advance. Steve |
MOREFUNC
Ok - that worked for me - can I do it so that it brings back all instances of whatever I'm searching for (there are multiple entries in that column). Thanks alot! Steve Domenic wrote: Assuming that you want to return the corresponding value in Column B (the second column), try... =VLOOKUP("ORIENTAL FOOD",THREED(Asian:Results!A7:B506),2,0) Hope this helps! In article .com, "nemadrias" wrote: Hi - I downloaded and am trying to use the morefunc addin to make VLOOKUP work across multiple sheets in a workbook. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my syntax? =VLOOKUP("ORIENTAL FOOD",THREED(Asian:Results!A7:A506),2,0) The search term is "ORIENTAL FOOD", the two sheets are 'Asian' and 'Results', the range is A7:A506 in Asian, and I want to return data from the second column exactly matching my search string. Yet i get a #REF. ANYONE HELP ME??? Thanks in advance. Steve |
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