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Problem with Vlookup
Maybe there is a restriction on the number of cells I can search I
don't know.. =VLOOKUP(A53078,$G$2:$H$84,1,FALSE) returns a result of #N/A when I copy that same formula to an entry for like the first 1000 entries it returns a result, but beyond it seems to not be working.. Is there a limit?? Is there a problem with my formula? The lookup Table lives from G2:H84 and its sorted AtoZ I want to return the result to this particular cell from column one in my table.. It should be checking Value in A53078 against my table.. ideas? |
Problem with Vlookup
On Nov 16, 10:55*am, srosetti wrote:
Maybe there is a restriction on the number of cells I can search I don't know.. =VLOOKUP(A53078,$G$2:$H$84,1,FALSE) returns a result of #N/A when I copy that same formula to an entry for like the first 1000 entries it returns a result, but beyond it seems to not be working.. Is there a limit?? *Is there a problem with my formula? The lookup Table lives from G2:H84 and its sorted AtoZ *I want to return the result to this particular cell from column one in my table.. *It should be checking Value in A53078 against my table.. ideas? correction. It will return a value up to 3,300 entries, but after that.. #N/A |
Problem with Vlookup
Turns out Vlookup can't handle quotes for my check cell. It turns out
the first 3300 entries dont have those quotes. Now to get rid of them.. ideas? I might have a formula already.. but I'm all ears if you have a suggestion. |
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