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Not finding matching value in vlookup
I have two worksheets Both contain in column A a list for values starting at
A0000001 and ending at A0012068. I am doing a vlookup from worksheet one to return values from worksheet two. for some reason the function is returning #N/A. I think that although it looks like I am trying to lookup A0000001 with A0000001, the function is seeing two different formats. ie Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 column A Column A A0000001 A0000001 A0000005 A0000002 A0000006 A0000003 A0000004 A0000005 A0000006 A0000007 Thanks Jill |
Not finding matching value in vlookup
Hi Jill
Show us your formula. Without that is impossible to see what's wrong. Regards, Per "JBS" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have two worksheets Both contain in column A a list for values starting at A0000001 and ending at A0012068. I am doing a vlookup from worksheet one to return values from worksheet two. for some reason the function is returning #N/A. I think that although it looks like I am trying to lookup A0000001 with A0000001, the function is seeing two different formats. ie Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 column A Column A A0000001 A0000001 A0000005 A0000002 A0000006 A0000003 A0000004 A0000005 A0000006 A0000007 Thanks Jill |
Not finding matching value in vlookup
Make sure your VLOOKUP Range uses fixed addresss ($A$1:$A$10)
"JBS" wrote: I have two worksheets Both contain in column A a list for values starting at A0000001 and ending at A0012068. I am doing a vlookup from worksheet one to return values from worksheet two. for some reason the function is returning #N/A. I think that although it looks like I am trying to lookup A0000001 with A0000001, the function is seeing two different formats. ie Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 column A Column A A0000001 A0000001 A0000005 A0000002 A0000006 A0000003 A0000004 A0000005 A0000006 A0000007 Thanks Jill |
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