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Thanks, group! I was trying to use the VLOOKUP functions for the first time.
This thread told me a lot better than the Excel Help did how to do it. -- Für Elise - Support the Breast Cancer & Heart Foundations "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, First, as Biff stated this is technically a legal syntax, but what does it mean? VLOOKUP(A6,$1:$500,13,FALSE) 1:500 means all columns for 500 rows or it is the equivalent of A1:IV500. But, here's the rub, it looks up the info in the first column of the table which is A. And you lookup value is in A6, there a problem with overlap. This would not be a problem if you were refering to another sheet in the workbook. So the VLOOKUP goes across row 6 to column 13 - M and brings back the data form M6. Probably not the thing you wanted? If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Rob" wrote: Hi everyone I'm trying to populate C&D from values in a table in the same sheet once the code is entered in A. I'm trying VLOOKUP(A6,$1:$500,13,false) but it's not working. Is this enough information to suggest anything? thanks Rob |
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