concatenate
 

I want to conatenate 2 cells. In cell A1 I have a Vlookup and cell A2 I have
a number.

In cell a3 when I put =concatenate(a1,a2) I'm getting a #ref!. I'm sure
it's because of the lookup, but I really don't want to change my lookup to a
value.

Is there anyway to get around it?

Thanks.

concatenate
 

It's not simply because of the =vlookup() in A1. If that formula returns an
error (or A2 contains an error), then you'll see an error.

But if A1 evaluates nicely (no error), it should work ok.

terri wrote:

I want to conatenate 2 cells. In cell A1 I have a Vlookup and cell A2 I have
a number.

In cell a3 when I put =concatenate(a1,a2) I'm getting a #ref!. I'm sure
it's because of the lookup, but I really don't want to change my lookup to a
value.

Is there anyway to get around it?

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

concatenate
 

It is (almost?) impossible to make CONCATENATE() to return #VALUE, unless one of the input cells is #VALUE.
What are your input values or formulas?

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel


"terri" wrote in message ...
|I want to conatenate 2 cells. In cell A1 I have a Vlookup and cell A2 I have
| a number.
|
| In cell a3 when I put =concatenate(a1,a2) I'm getting a #ref!. I'm sure
| it's because of the lookup, but I really don't want to change my lookup to a
| value.
|
| Is there anyway to get around it?
|
| Thanks.

concatenate
 

Sorry, you stated #REF, not #VALUE.

Please give your exact formula, where it is and the formulas and values of the input cells.

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Niek Otten" wrote in message ...
| It is (almost?) impossible to make CONCATENATE() to return #VALUE, unless one of the input cells is #VALUE.
| What are your input values or formulas?
|
| --
| Kind regards,
|
| Niek Otten
| Microsoft MVP - Excel
|
|
| "terri" wrote in message ...
||I want to conatenate 2 cells. In cell A1 I have a Vlookup and cell A2 I have
|| a number.
||
|| In cell a3 when I put =concatenate(a1,a2) I'm getting a #ref!. I'm sure
|| it's because of the lookup, but I really don't want to change my lookup to a
|| value.
||
|| Is there anyway to get around it?
||
|| Thanks.
|
|