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Dear All,
In our group, we manage people related data with a set of excel files. Normal files extract the people related information (DOB, Emp ID etc.) from 2 master files using the name as input to an INDEX-MATCH combination. Problem is, it is working only in 99% cases. In some stray occasions, the result returns #N/A, even though the requested data exists in the master files. I tried tracing using the formula audit toolbar, but it was of no help. It went upto the last level of MATCH when it actually refers to the cell (e.g. $T$51) of a master file. Although $T$51 in the master file has a value, it (MATCH) returns #N/A! If any of you have any idea, please let me know. You may post a reply here or drop a PM. Thanks a lot. |
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Check data for additional blanks: use TRIM function to remove. Retype an
entry and see if MATCH still fails. " wrote: Dear All, In our group, we manage people related data with a set of excel files. Normal files extract the people related information (DOB, Emp ID etc.) from 2 master files using the name as input to an INDEX-MATCH combination. Problem is, it is working only in 99% cases. In some stray occasions, the result returns #N/A, even though the requested data exists in the master files. I tried tracing using the formula audit toolbar, but it was of no help. It went upto the last level of MATCH when it actually refers to the cell (e.g. $T$51) of a master file. Although $T$51 in the master file has a value, it (MATCH) returns #N/A! If any of you have any idea, please let me know. You may post a reply here or drop a PM. Thanks a lot. |
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On Jul 27, 4:16 pm, Toppers wrote:
Check data for additional blanks: use TRIM function to remove. Retype an entry and see if MATCH still fails. Thanks Toppers. Let me elaborate my case: Master files are A & B: A.xls name1 emp-id1 name2 emp-id2 ..... B.xls name1(from A) emp-id1(from A) group1 name2(from A) emp-id2(from A) group2 ........ C.xls name1(from A) group1(from B) name2(from A) group2(from B) ....... In C, the entry is selected using a dropdown list DV'ed from name extracted from A. The result in C should extract data (Group) from B (with matching name). But, for some set of data (Group), I get #N/A in file C instead of the group. However, when I open B.xls, groups get updated!! I am really puzzled. |
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