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Vlookup
Help! I am comparing Invoices numbers on two large spreadsheets and have
this formula. The Problem I have is that it is not showing me the correct results. I've done a quick manual search and found the invoices are on both sheets. =VLOOKUP(E3,'[Metrossl billing.xls]Sheet1'!$A:$C,1,FALSE) What can I do? Thank you, Siobhan |
Vlookup
In A:C column which either B or C column results can be retrieved
using the vlookup, but in your formula u trying the 1 column (col A) results. Check out again change the value 1 to 2 or 3 as required. On Jun 5, 9:15*pm, Siobhan Plover wrote: Help! *I am comparing Invoices numbers on two large spreadsheets and have this formula. *The Problem I have is that it is not showing me the correct results. *I've done a quick manual search and found the invoices are on both sheets. =VLOOKUP(E3,'[Metrossl billing.xls]Sheet1'!$A:$C,1,FALSE) What can I do? Thank you, Siobhan |
Vlookup
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,2 or ,3 instead -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Siobhan Plover" wrote in message ... Help! I am comparing Invoices numbers on two large spreadsheets and have this formula. The Problem I have is that it is not showing me the correct results. I've done a quick manual search and found the invoices are on both sheets. =VLOOKUP(E3,'[Metrossl billing.xls]Sheet1'!$A:$C,1,FALSE) What can I do? Thank you, Siobhan |
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