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i currently been using the Vlookup function this way "
=VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am
missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message
# value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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I tried your formula and it worked OK (in the way I used it). I am not aware
that VLOOKUP has any restriction. =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,18,0) will retrieve the value from column S if B$1=18, it will work. #Value suggests data errors. I am happy to look at your w/book: toppers <at NOSPAMjohntopley.fsnet.co.uk Remove NOSPAM "anthony" wrote: i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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You can get value errors from either calculation with text or if the
list itself has a value error What's in B1:S1? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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how would i get my workbook over to you?
"Toppers" wrote: I tried your formula and it worked OK (in the way I used it). I am not aware that VLOOKUP has any restriction. =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,18,0) will retrieve the value from column S if B$1=18, it will work. #Value suggests data errors. I am happy to look at your w/book: toppers <at NOSPAMjohntopley.fsnet.co.uk Remove NOSPAM "anthony" wrote: i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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i have both lettters and numbers. i have moved the valus around between cells
IE replaceing B1 with S1 ....and eveything works great with the frist 7 cells but no more that that. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You can get value errors from either calculation with text or if the list itself has a value error What's in B1:S1? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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Maybe I don't understand but if you a letter in a cell like B1 then you
will get a #REF! error, is that whet you get. I assumed you used the cells in B1:S1 for indexing the columns you want to retrieve the values from? If the indexing number is text you will get an error -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have both lettters and numbers. i have moved the valus around between cells IE replaceing B1 with S1 ....and eveything works great with the frist 7 cells but no more that that. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You can get value errors from either calculation with text or if the list itself has a value error What's in B1:S1? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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i have indexed from B1:S1
expl all of these work =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0) =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,C$1,0 =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,D$1,0) will not work =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,I$1,0) what i am trying to do is return the row of values that has the the text pigs in colum B located in go to work sheet titled Coverage List. this function will do that but any values in "I" and beyound it will not. i have interchanged values between colums and bothtext and numbers work for colums C,D,E,F,Gand H ......BUT any values in I,J, K, L, M, and S will not. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Maybe I don't understand but if you a letter in a cell like B1 then you will get a #REF! error, is that whet you get. I assumed you used the cells in B1:S1 for indexing the columns you want to retrieve the values from? If the indexing number is text you will get an error -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have both lettters and numbers. i have moved the valus around between cells IE replaceing B1 with S1 ....and eveything works great with the frist 7 cells but no more that that. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You can get value errors from either calculation with text or if the list itself has a value error What's in B1:S1? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "anthony" wrote in message ... i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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I gave you my e-mail address - just attach the w/book.
"anthony" wrote: how would i get my workbook over to you? "Toppers" wrote: I tried your formula and it worked OK (in the way I used it). I am not aware that VLOOKUP has any restriction. =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,18,0) will retrieve the value from column S if B$1=18, it will work. #Value suggests data errors. I am happy to look at your w/book: toppers <at NOSPAMjohntopley.fsnet.co.uk Remove NOSPAM "anthony" wrote: i have changed B$1 ....but any thing larger then H$1 i get the error message # value. the array Vlookup seems to hold no more then 7 cells "Toppers" wrote: Surely you just change B$1 to reflect which column you want ...or I am missing something? "anthony" wrote: i currently been using the Vlookup function this way " =VLOOKUP(pigs,'Coverage List'!$B$9:$S$5000,B$1,0)" wich has worked great. the problem is that it only returns information up to 7 cells.( B1:H1) and i need it to return cells b1:s1...can any one help? |
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