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vlookup returns #n/a
I have two excel 2007 worksheets. Worksheet 1 is part numbers, worksheet 2 is
prices. The vlookup function is not returning the price against the respective part number. I have tried trim functions, clean functions, copying data to new worksheets, checked formats, saved worksheets in different formats and the error checking built into 2007 says there is an error but won't define the error. I have physically checked and the part number and prices are in sheet 2. Can anyone help ? |
vlookup returns #n/a
Debra Dalgleish may be able to help:
http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html#Trouble Michael Dieckmann wrote: I have two excel 2007 worksheets. Worksheet 1 is part numbers, worksheet 2 is prices. The vlookup function is not returning the price against the respective part number. I have tried trim functions, clean functions, copying data to new worksheets, checked formats, saved worksheets in different formats and the error checking built into 2007 says there is an error but won't define the error. I have physically checked and the part number and prices are in sheet 2. Can anyone help ? -- Dave Peterson |
vlookup returns #n/a
Thank you for the link. issue resolved.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Debra Dalgleish may be able to help: http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html#Trouble Michael Dieckmann wrote: I have two excel 2007 worksheets. Worksheet 1 is part numbers, worksheet 2 is prices. The vlookup function is not returning the price against the respective part number. I have tried trim functions, clean functions, copying data to new worksheets, checked formats, saved worksheets in different formats and the error checking built into 2007 says there is an error but won't define the error. I have physically checked and the part number and prices are in sheet 2. Can anyone help ? -- Dave Peterson |
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