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Vlookup value of #NA
Debra Dalgleish shares some troubleshooting tips he
http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html#Trouble Michelle wrote: Hi, I need help to setup the VLOOKUP function for a project, however, every time I try to do it, it says, #NA. I need to use VLOOKUP to pull in the costs for a list of products. The costs are located in another file called €˜06 Standard Cost Data File €“ M81 and the data I need to pull in, is in A5:X272. This is what I tried for VLOOKUP but got #N/A: =VLOOKUP(A5,'[06 STANDARD COST DATA FILE - M81.xls]Std Cost Data'!$A$5:$X$272,21,0) Both files are sorted in ascending order and both files are in the same format. Can anybody help please??? -- Dave Peterson |
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