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LOOKUP error
When I use the following formula:
=HLOOKUP(A11,INDIRECT("'"&$A11&"'!D2:H104"),3,FALS E) with a lease number 003403 - everything is fine and the correct data is returned. When I use the formula with lease number 003403A, I received #NA in every cell. Is there a way to HLOOKUP an alpha numeric field with the formula I'm using? Thanks, Kelly |
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LOOKUP error
On Jun 6, 7:37 pm, Kelly wrote:
When I use the following formula: =HLOOKUP(A11,INDIRECT("'"&$A11&"'!D2:H104"),3,FALS E) with a lease number 003403 - everything is fine and the correct data is returned. When I use the formula with lease number 003403A, I received #NA in every cell. Is there a way to HLOOKUP an alpha numeric field with the formula I'm using? Thanks, Kelly Kelly, what values do you have in D2:D104? Kostis Vezerides |
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Kelly
The HLookup formula, with the fourth argument False, as you have it, should work with alphanumeric data. #NA is the response you should get if there is not an exact match of A11 in the column D of the range identified by your Indirect(...) function; so, it seems likely that there is just not a match of A11 . Good luck. Ken Norfolk, Va On Jun 6, 12:47 pm, vezerid wrote: On Jun 6, 7:37 pm, Kelly wrote: When I use the following formula: =HLOOKUP(A11,INDIRECT("'"&$A11&"'!D2:H104"),3,FALS E) with a lease number 003403 - everything is fine and the correct data is returned. When I use the formula with lease number 003403A, I received #NA in every cell. Is there a way to HLOOKUP an alpha numeric field with the formula I'm using? Thanks, Kelly Kelly, what values do you have in D2:D104? Kostis Vezerides |
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LOOKUP error
The D2:H4 is the following (column B content headings)
Store ID Lessor City State Abstraction Category Lease term (months) Possession date Assignment Date Lease commencement date Rent commencement date Term end date Early termination notice date Early termination date Termination penalty Early termination language Early termination interpretation Legal Entity Type of Facility Security deposit Square feet Fixed rent language Fixed rent interpretation Prorated rent, if any First full month rent Number of free months rent Type(s) of rent escalations Fixed rent escalation dates Fixed rent escalation amounts Notice requirements (months/days) Notice date CPI rent language CPI rent interpretation CPI information Percent rent language Percent rent interpretation Percent of rent % Percentage rent dates Percentage rent hurdles Common area rents Lowest allowed rents Type of T allowance T allowance lease language T allowance lease interpretation T allowance amount Transfer of ownership date Purchase price at end of lease Lease end language Lease end interpretation with the data across columns D through H. Each tab is a lease number that is not always just numeric and can be 003403A. And it's when I add the letter at the end of the lease I consistently receive the #NA response in all of my columns. I hope that answers your question so you can answer mine :) Kelly "vezerid" wrote: On Jun 6, 7:37 pm, Kelly wrote: When I use the following formula: =HLOOKUP(A11,INDIRECT("'"&$A11&"'!D2:H104"),3,FALS E) with a lease number 003403 - everything is fine and the correct data is returned. When I use the formula with lease number 003403A, I received #NA in every cell. Is there a way to HLOOKUP an alpha numeric field with the formula I'm using? Thanks, Kelly Kelly, what values do you have in D2:D104? Kostis Vezerides |
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The worksheet label (e.g. 003402A) is set up exactly as the A11 cell. The A
column in formatted as text. The formulas in the columns work for lease 003402 but not lease 003402A. Thanks Kelly " wrote: Kelly The HLookup formula, with the fourth argument False, as you have it, should work with alphanumeric data. #NA is the response you should get if there is not an exact match of A11 in the column D of the range identified by your Indirect(...) function; so, it seems likely that there is just not a match of A11 . Good luck. Ken Norfolk, Va On Jun 6, 12:47 pm, vezerid wrote: On Jun 6, 7:37 pm, Kelly wrote: When I use the following formula: =HLOOKUP(A11,INDIRECT("'"&$A11&"'!D2:H104"),3,FALS E) with a lease number 003403 - everything is fine and the correct data is returned. When I use the formula with lease number 003403A, I received #NA in every cell. Is there a way to HLOOKUP an alpha numeric field with the formula I'm using? Thanks, Kelly Kelly, what values do you have in D2:D104? Kostis Vezerides |
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