Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I can't remember the time where I trying to
match a range of cells in =vlookup() portion.

=if(isna(vlookup(c114,'c:\.....

Why are you using C114:I114?

(In both spots in the formula, too)

Neecy wrote:

Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

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Dave Peterson

Hi Dave-
Were you able to resolve the error?

"Neecy" wrote:

Hi Dave, thanks for answering back. The cells C114:I114 contain dates for 1
week. The file I am looking in have the dates listed in vertical position of
the first column. All of the cells in the lookup table are numeric except
for the one I submitted to you. It's like the script is having a hard time
trying to obtain the values from this column.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I can't remember the time where I trying to
match a range of cells in =vlookup() portion.

=if(isna(vlookup(c114,'c:\.....

Why are you using C114:I114?

(In both spots in the formula, too)

Neecy wrote:

Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

--

Dave Peterson
.

I still don't understand the formula you're using.

Did you try my suggestion?


Neecy wrote:

Hi Dave-
Were you able to resolve the error?

"Neecy" wrote:

Hi Dave, thanks for answering back. The cells C114:I114 contain dates for 1
week. The file I am looking in have the dates listed in vertical position of
the first column. All of the cells in the lookup table are numeric except
for the one I submitted to you. It's like the script is having a hard time
trying to obtain the values from this column.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I can't remember the time where I trying to
match a range of cells in =vlookup() portion.

=if(isna(vlookup(c114,'c:\.....

Why are you using C114:I114?

(In both spots in the formula, too)

Neecy wrote:

Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

--

Dave Peterson
.


--

Dave Peterson

Hi Dave, thanks for answering back. The cells C114:I114 contain dates for 1
week. The file I am looking in have the dates listed in vertical position of
the first column. All of the cells in the lookup table are numeric except
for the one I submitted to you. It's like the script is having a hard time
trying to obtain the values from this column.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I can't remember the time where I trying to
match a range of cells in =vlookup() portion.

=if(isna(vlookup(c114,'c:\.....

Why are you using C114:I114?

(In both spots in the formula, too)

Neecy wrote:

Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

--

Dave Peterson
.

It sounds to me like that first argument should be a single cell -- not a range
of cells.

That means you would have 7 different formulas in 7 cells that use:

=vlookup(c114, ...
=vlookup(d114, ...
=vlookup(e114, ...
...
=vlookup(i114, ...



Neecy wrote:

Hi Dave, thanks for answering back. The cells C114:I114 contain dates for 1
week. The file I am looking in have the dates listed in vertical position of
the first column. All of the cells in the lookup table are numeric except
for the one I submitted to you. It's like the script is having a hard time
trying to obtain the values from this column.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I can't remember the time where I trying to
match a range of cells in =vlookup() portion.

=if(isna(vlookup(c114,'c:\.....

Why are you using C114:I114?

(In both spots in the formula, too)

Neecy wrote:

Hello-
I am trying to conduct a lookup for text value from one table to another and
receive an #VALUE! error. Here's the code:

Range("A154").Formula =
"=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C114:I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))=TRUE,,VLOOKUP(C114 :I114,'C:\test\DIC\site\[billing.xls]billing'!$A$1:$AI$32,34,FALSE))"

This works for my numeric lookups, but not the text. I even tried using the
ISTEXT and ISNOTBLANK script and it doesn't work. Is there something I am
overlooking.

Thanks-

Neecy

--

Dave Peterson
.


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Dave Peterson