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Vlookup evaluation
Hi
Have some data that is averaged so x = average(range) When I try to run a vlookup on x get a 'value not available error'. Any ideas? Mick |
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Vlookup evaluation
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand you but maybe this. Columns A & B are your data and you want to do a vlookup on the average of column A =VLOOKUP(AVERAGE(A1:A100),A1:B100,2,TRUE) Note column A must be sorted ascending for this to work. Mike "Mick" wrote: Hi Have some data that is averaged so x = average(range) When I try to run a vlookup on x get a 'value not available error'. Any ideas? Mick |
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Do you have any reason to expect that the computed average will also
be a value in the first column of your lookup table? The most likely scenario is that it will not be found. Do you by any chance try to find the value closest to the average? If so, you need to specify TRUE as 4th argument (or omit it). HTH Kostis Vezerides On Feb 25, 2:45 pm, Mick wrote: Hi Have some data that is averaged so x = average(range) When I try to run a vlookup on x get a 'value not available error'. Any ideas? Mick |
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