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VLOOK up returning #N/A even though value exists in lookup array
You may want to share the formula.
And look at Debra Dalgleish's site for troubleshooting your =vlookup() formula: http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html#Trouble wrote: I've had this problem before and it was fixed when I'd sort the lookup array in ascending order. Did that, still no good. I've also made sure both fields were text. Still no good. But when I copy the value being looked up, and do a find for it in the lookup array, it is found - but I get #N/A with teh formula. Any thoughts? Cheers, Shaun -- Dave Peterson |
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