vlookup from another worksheet
 

hello,

I have set up the second variable in a VLOOKUP function (the 'table_array')
to be from another worksheet in the same workbook. In this case, is there a
special syntax for Col_index_num? I entered a ordinary number, as if I would
when referring to data in the same worksheet, and it wouldn't work.

Thanks.

Jeff

vlookup from another worksheet
 

Jeff Li wrote:
hello,

I have set up the second variable in a VLOOKUP function (the 'table_array')
to be from another worksheet in the same workbook. In this case, is there a
special syntax for Col_index_num? I entered a ordinary number, as if I would
when referring to data in the same worksheet, and it wouldn't work.

Thanks.

Hi Jeff,

No, there is nothing special about the syntax.

Did you specify table_array with all the columns it needs to fetch
col_index_num?

vlookup from another worksheet
 

Hi,

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"smartin" wrote:

Jeff Li wrote:
hello,

I have set up the second variable in a VLOOKUP function (the 'table_array')
to be from another worksheet in the same workbook. In this case, is there a
special syntax for Col_index_num? I entered a ordinary number, as if I would
when referring to data in the same worksheet, and it wouldn't work.

Thanks.

Hi Jeff,

No, there is nothing special about the syntax.

Did you specify table_array with all the columns it needs to fetch
col_index_num?