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Hi! Sir
Can you help me in this regard. Attached Link is having the data in which I use vlookup with some repeated entries but I couldnt find the specific solution. http://www.savefiles.net/d/gnbg36h8mpr.html Thanks in Advance Hardeep kanwar |
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![]() Hardeep_kanwar wrote: Hi! Sir Can you help me in this regard. Attached Link is having the data in which I use vlookup with some repeated entries but I couldnt find the specific solution. http://www.savefiles.net/d/gnbg36h8mpr.html Thanks in Advance Hi Hardeep, I think your formula in B3 should be =VLOOKUP(A3,$E$3:$F$27,2,FALSE) Note the absolute referencing in the lookup range. |
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Replace =VLOOKUP(A3,E3:F27,2,FALSE) with =VLOOKUP(A3,E:F,2,FALSE) in B3 and
copy down [E:F uses the whole columns E & F] What SMARTIN has written is also correct but I always use the E:F syntax as it is cleaner and I can later add lookup pairs later without redoing the formulae. "smartin" wrote: Hardeep_kanwar wrote: Hi! Sir Can you help me in this regard. Attached Link is having the data in which I use vlookup with some repeated entries but I couldnt find the specific solution. http://www.savefiles.net/d/gnbg36h8mpr.html Thanks in Advance Hi Hardeep, I think your formula in B3 should be =VLOOKUP(A3,$E$3:$F$27,2,FALSE) Note the absolute referencing in the lookup range. |
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it work great
Thanks for reply Hardeep kanwar "smartin" wrote: Hardeep_kanwar wrote: Hi! Sir Can you help me in this regard. Attached Link is having the data in which I use vlookup with some repeated entries but I couldnt find the specific solution. http://www.savefiles.net/d/gnbg36h8mpr.html Thanks in Advance Hi Hardeep, I think your formula in B3 should be =VLOOKUP(A3,$E$3:$F$27,2,FALSE) Note the absolute referencing in the lookup range. |
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Thanks Sheeloo
"Sheeloo" wrote: Replace =VLOOKUP(A3,E3:F27,2,FALSE) with =VLOOKUP(A3,E:F,2,FALSE) in B3 and copy down [E:F uses the whole columns E & F] What SMARTIN has written is also correct but I always use the E:F syntax as it is cleaner and I can later add lookup pairs later without redoing the formulae. "smartin" wrote: Hardeep_kanwar wrote: Hi! Sir Can you help me in this regard. Attached Link is having the data in which I use vlookup with some repeated entries but I couldnt find the specific solution. http://www.savefiles.net/d/gnbg36h8mpr.html Thanks in Advance Hi Hardeep, I think your formula in B3 should be =VLOOKUP(A3,$E$3:$F$27,2,FALSE) Note the absolute referencing in the lookup range. |
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