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I need to compare a cell in a workbook against a range of cell in a different
book. Sheet1 A2 against sheet 2 E6:E1000, If a match is found I want to vlookup a cell in Sheet2, if not found return 0. When I try to wite this formula, I get an error. My Vlookup work by itself, so I think it has to do with my IF statement. Any suggestions Thanks Peter |
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Hi,
Are you dealing with two worksheets or workbooks ...? If you are talking about workbooks, are they opened or closed ...? |
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Please, please, please, post your formula!
"Looping through" wrote in message ... I need to compare a cell in a workbook against a range of cell in a different book. Sheet1 A2 against sheet 2 E6:E1000, If a match is found I want to vlookup a cell in Sheet2, if not found return 0. When I try to wite this formula, I get an error. My Vlookup work by itself, so I think it has to do with my IF statement. Any suggestions Thanks Peter |
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They are "workbooks" and only only the one with this formula will be open. Do
they both need to be open together? Thanks Peter "Carim" wrote: Hi, Are you dealing with two worksheets or workbooks ...? If you are talking about workbooks, are they opened or closed ...? |
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Hi,
Well you can give it a try, I am pretty sure your formula works fine when both workbooks are opened ...? Yes or No ...? |
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=if(A2='Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog
Detail'!$E$6:$E$1000,VLOOKUP(A3,'Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$Z$404,8),"") Peter "Stephen" wrote: Please, please, please, post your formula! "Looping through" wrote in message ... I need to compare a cell in a workbook against a range of cell in a different book. Sheet1 A2 against sheet 2 E6:E1000, If a match is found I want to vlookup a cell in Sheet2, if not found return 0. When I try to wite this formula, I get an error. My Vlookup work by itself, so I think it has to do with my IF statement. Any suggestions Thanks Peter |
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No, I still get the error with both workbooks open.
"Carim" wrote: Hi, Well you can give it a try, I am pretty sure your formula works fine when both workbooks are opened ...? Yes or No ...? |
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Well, your ranges are OK, it could be that you are using the
alphabetic order in your reference table ... and that you should replace lookup() by a combination of index() and match() |
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Well, if you have checked your ranges and they are OK ...
it could be that there is no alphabetic order in your reference table ... If it is the case, you should replace lookup() by a combination of index() and match() ... HTH |
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Right, well A2 cannot equal 'Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category
Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$E$1000. A2 is a single value, the other is an array of 995 values! You need a MATCH function to see if A2 appears in the array (this returns the position in the array, or #N/A), and then ISNUMBER to decode what it returns: =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2,'Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$E$1000,0)),VLOOKUP... etc. "Looping through" wrote in message ... =if(A2='Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$E$1000,VLOOKUP(A3,'Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$Z$404,8),"") Peter "Stephen" wrote: Please, please, please, post your formula! "Looping through" wrote in message ... I need to compare a cell in a workbook against a range of cell in a different book. Sheet1 A2 against sheet 2 E6:E1000, If a match is found I want to vlookup a cell in Sheet2, if not found return 0. When I try to wite this formula, I get an error. My Vlookup work by itself, so I think it has to do with my IF statement. Any suggestions Thanks Peter |
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If with Vlookup
Try following first :
=if(A2='Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!E6,VLOOKUP(A2,'Y:\Backlog\[Backlog Category Rankings.xls]Backlog Detail'!$E$6:$Z$404,8),"") HTH |
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