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Lets say I am in an excel file, we will call it file #1. Previously, with
the old version of excel(Excel 2002), I was able to use the VLOOKUP function in excel to look up information in a different excel file (lets call it excel file #2) and have the output show up in excel file #1, the one I was working in. Yesterday, I attempted to use VLOOKUP for the first time since the upgrade from Office XP to Office 2003. I found that although the VLOOKUP function worked fine within the same worksheet, as well as the same file but different worksheet, I no longer had the ability to have it pull information from a different file like I did before. This was very frustrating to me, and I tried it several times, several different ways, but to no avail. I am wondering if there is something that the new version of office has that does not allow me to link the files in this way without first doing something different. I was using the function box within VLOOKUP that prompts you for the information needed in each section to complete the formula, and when I tried to link to the other file and use the columns I needed for the look up, after selecting them, the box (for Table_Array) would remain blank as if I had not selected any information at all for that part of the formula. |
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