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VLOOKUP problem
I have the following problem
A B AUD 1 CAD 2 HRK 3 CZK 4 HUF 5 CHF 6 USD 7 Now i have a cell, lets say A10 in which I would write one of the values (eg. HRK) from column one, and a cell with formula =VLOOKUP(A10;A1:B7;2), which should then lookup the coresponding number next to HRK - and should return nr. 3. The problem that I get is that it doesnt return the right number... and i have no clue to whats wrong... |
VLOOKUP problem
=VLOOKUP(A10,A1:B7,2,0)
You need the fourth parameter set to false (0) or else you need the first column of your data sorted ascending. The above formula will work without rearranging your table. "Mortir" wrote: I have the following problem A B AUD 1 CAD 2 HRK 3 CZK 4 HUF 5 CHF 6 USD 7 Now i have a cell, lets say A10 in which I would write one of the values (eg. HRK) from column one, and a cell with formula =VLOOKUP(A10;A1:B7;2), which should then lookup the coresponding number next to HRK - and should return nr. 3. The problem that I get is that it doesnt return the right number... and i have no clue to whats wrong... |
VLOOKUP problem
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VLOOKUP(A10;A1:B7;2;FALSE) See HELP for details -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Mortir" wrote in message oups.com... |I have the following problem | | A B | AUD 1 | CAD 2 | HRK 3 | CZK 4 | HUF 5 | CHF 6 | USD 7 | | Now i have a cell, lets say A10 in which I would write one of the | values (eg. HRK) from column one, and a cell with formula | =VLOOKUP(A10;A1:B7;2), which should then lookup the coresponding | number next to HRK - and should return nr. 3. The problem that I get | is that it doesnt return the right number... and i have no clue to | whats wrong... | |
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