I have the following worksheets:

Reconciliation
Allred, B.
Hills, C.

On the Reconciliation, I want to pull information from the other two
worksheets. In cell A2, I've entered the date. I want to use a VLOOKUP to
pull information from the other 2 worksheets that coordinate with the date in
A2.

I found an example of what I thought I wanted my formula to look like but it
just puts a 0 in the destination cell (B4).

=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0)

If I have a match on the date of column A on Allred, B. table to cell A2 on
the Reconicilation table, than I want the data from Column B (Allred, B.
table) that corresponds to the date, entered on the Reconciliation Table Cell
B4.

Thanks for your time!

I am a little confused.
Is this formula is on the Reconciliation sheet:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0) ?

If you want to pull data from the other sheet, should it not be
=VLOOKUP(A2,'Allred, B'!A$1:F$100,3,0)

The 3 indicates the third column of A:F so this is column C.
This will pull from a row in C1:C100 into the cell containing the formula.

Please come back with a clarification if I am totally screwed up!
best wishes

--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
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"Tia" wrote in message
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I have the following worksheets:

Reconciliation
Allred, B.
Hills, C.

On the Reconciliation, I want to pull information from the other two
worksheets. In cell A2, I've entered the date. I want to use a VLOOKUP
to
pull information from the other 2 worksheets that coordinate with the date
in
A2.

I found an example of what I thought I wanted my formula to look like but
it
just puts a 0 in the destination cell (B4).

=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0)

If I have a match on the date of column A on Allred, B. table to cell A2
on
the Reconicilation table, than I want the data from Column B (Allred, B.
table) that corresponds to the date, entered on the Reconciliation Table
Cell
B4.

Thanks for your time!

That works great!!

Is there a limit to the amount of columns you can have Vlookup look at? The
formula works great up to 12, then I get a REF error on 13-my formula looks
like the following: =VLOOKUP(A2, 'Allred'!A$1:L$100,13,0).

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

I am a little confused.
Is this formula is on the Reconciliation sheet:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0) ?

If you want to pull data from the other sheet, should it not be
=VLOOKUP(A2,'Allred, B'!A$1:F$100,3,0)

The 3 indicates the third column of A:F so this is column C.
This will pull from a row in C1:C100 into the cell containing the formula.

Please come back with a clarification if I am totally screwed up!
best wishes

--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
remove caps from email

"Tia" wrote in message
...
I have the following worksheets:

Reconciliation
Allred, B.
Hills, C.

On the Reconciliation, I want to pull information from the other two
worksheets. In cell A2, I've entered the date. I want to use a VLOOKUP
to
pull information from the other 2 worksheets that coordinate with the date
in
A2.

I found an example of what I thought I wanted my formula to look like but
it
just puts a 0 in the destination cell (B4).

=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0)

If I have a match on the date of column A on Allred, B. table to cell A2
on
the Reconicilation table, than I want the data from Column B (Allred, B.
table) that corresponds to the date, entered on the Reconciliation Table
Cell
B4.

Thanks for your time!

It's because the lookup table has less columns than what you are indexing.
Your table is A1:L100 and if you count from A to (including) L that is only
12 columns so you tell Excel to return values from the 13th column in a
table that has only 12 columns. If you would change the lookup table to
A1:M100 it would not return a ref error



--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"Tia" wrote in message
...
That works great!!

Is there a limit to the amount of columns you can have Vlookup look at?
The
formula works great up to 12, then I get a REF error on 13-my formula
looks
like the following: =VLOOKUP(A2, 'Allred'!A$1:L$100,13,0).

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

I am a little confused.
Is this formula is on the Reconciliation sheet:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0) ?

If you want to pull data from the other sheet, should it not be
=VLOOKUP(A2,'Allred, B'!A$1:F$100,3,0)

The 3 indicates the third column of A:F so this is column C.
This will pull from a row in C1:C100 into the cell containing the
formula.

Please come back with a clarification if I am totally screwed up!
best wishes

--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
remove caps from email

"Tia" wrote in message
...
I have the following worksheets:

Reconciliation
Allred, B.
Hills, C.

On the Reconciliation, I want to pull information from the other two
worksheets. In cell A2, I've entered the date. I want to use a
VLOOKUP
to
pull information from the other 2 worksheets that coordinate with the
date
in
A2.

I found an example of what I thought I wanted my formula to look like
but
it
just puts a 0 in the destination cell (B4).

=VLOOKUP(A2,Reconciliation!A$1:F$100,3,0)

If I have a match on the date of column A on Allred, B. table to cell
A2
on
the Reconicilation table, than I want the data from Column B (Allred,
B.
table) that corresponds to the date, entered on the Reconciliation
Table
Cell
B4.

Thanks for your time!