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Formula Question
If I have the below VLOOKUP and the result is $0, how do I had to the
equation to show an actual result of 0? =VLOOKUP(E15,'MLS Listings Pivot'!$A$6:$M$299998,6,FALSE) Thanks! |
Formula Question
VLOOKUP() does not "look up" the format. If the cell containing the formula
displays a "$", then: 1. first re-format the cell to General 2. if this does not fix the problem, then VLOOKUP is retrieving a text string with the "$" embedded. In this case use: =SUBSTITUTE(VLOOKUP(E15,'MLS Listings Pivot'!$A$6:$M$299998,6,FALSE),"$","") -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200904 "Brent" wrote: If I have the below VLOOKUP and the result is $0, how do I had to the equation to show an actual result of 0? =VLOOKUP(E15,'MLS Listings Pivot'!$A$6:$M$299998,6,FALSE) Thanks! |
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