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Trying to use Vlookup but it wont work
=VLOOKUP($B$100,BQ98:BR138,2,FALSE)
My Table Data lives in BQ98 to BR138 I'm checking it against B100 When I copy the formula down to the next row the formula changes, but incorrectly It will Change my entry when I copy it from row 100 to row 101 and looks like this =VLOOKUP($B$100,BQ99:BR139,2,FALSE) as you can see it changes the range of my table, but not the B100 to a B101 How do I achieve this? The formula should look something like this =VLOOKUP($B$101,BQ98:BR138,2,FALSE) I can't exactly change every row because I have 1000's of entries. Thanks |
Trying to use Vlookup but it wont work
The value that you are looking up should be relative and the lookup range
should be absolute like the following =VLOOKUP(B101,$BQ$98:$BR$138,2,FALSE) -- Regards, OssieMac "srosetti" wrote: =VLOOKUP($B$100,BQ98:BR138,2,FALSE) My Table Data lives in BQ98 to BR138 I'm checking it against B100 When I copy the formula down to the next row the formula changes, but incorrectly It will Change my entry when I copy it from row 100 to row 101 and looks like this =VLOOKUP($B$100,BQ99:BR139,2,FALSE) as you can see it changes the range of my table, but not the B100 to a B101 How do I achieve this? The formula should look something like this =VLOOKUP($B$101,BQ98:BR138,2,FALSE) I can't exactly change every row because I have 1000's of entries. Thanks . |
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