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Hi,
I have a problem with the Vlookup formula. It`s only works right on the first time when I entered the formula but the results don`t change when I am changing the number on the "Look up value" cell ("B6" for this example). Here is a simple one: Column A1:A3=1,2,3 Column B1:B3=a,b,c Now when I entered the formula and in the "Look up value" cell is the number "1" (for A1 cell), I get an "a" result (for B1 cell), but if I`ll change the number in the "look up cell" to "2" (in cell A2), nothing happened. I have to reenter the formula to get the correct answer which is "b" (in cell B2). The formula is: =vlookup(B6,A1:B3,2,False). Using Excel 2003. Any help? Thanks, Amnon |
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"Amnon Wilensky" wrote in
: Hi, I have a problem with the Vlookup formula. It`s only works right on the first time when I entered the formula but the results don`t change when I am changing the number on the "Look up value" cell ("B6" for this example). Here is a simple one: Column A1:A3=1,2,3 Column B1:B3=a,b,c Now when I entered the formula and in the "Look up value" cell is the number "1" (for A1 cell), I get an "a" result (for B1 cell), but if I`ll change the number in the "look up cell" to "2" (in cell A2), nothing happened. I have to reenter the formula to get the correct answer which is "b" (in cell B2). The formula is: =vlookup(B6,A1:B3,2,False). Using Excel 2003. Any help? Thanks, Amnon your formula looks ok, all i can think of is your calculations option after you change B6 from 1 to 2 try hitting the F9 key if that changes the formula, then you have your sheet calculations set to "manual" - click tools - click options - click calculations and change it from manual to automatic. hope that helps |
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If you are going to copy that formula down, then you will need to use
absolute references for the rows of the table: =vlookup(B6,A$1:B$3,2,False) Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 1, 12:30*am, "Amnon Wilensky" wrote: Hi, I have a problem with the Vlookup formula. It`s only works right on the first time when I entered the formula but the results don`t change when I am changing the number on the "Look up value" cell ("B6" for this example). Here is a simple one: Column A1:A3=1,2,3 Column B1:B3=a,b,c *Now when I entered the formula and in the "Look up value" cell is the number "1" (for A1 cell), I get an "a" result (for B1 cell), but if I`ll change the number in the "look up cell" to "2" (in cell A2), nothing happened. I have to reenter the formula to get the correct answer which is "b" (in cell B2). The formula is: =vlookup(B6,A1:B3,2,False). Using Excel 2003. Any help? Thanks, Amnon |
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Hi,
That solved the problem, Thanks to all, Amnon "pub" wrote in message ... "Amnon Wilensky" wrote in : Hi, I have a problem with the Vlookup formula. It`s only works right on the first time when I entered the formula but the results don`t change when I am changing the number on the "Look up value" cell ("B6" for this example). Here is a simple one: Column A1:A3=1,2,3 Column B1:B3=a,b,c Now when I entered the formula and in the "Look up value" cell is the number "1" (for A1 cell), I get an "a" result (for B1 cell), but if I`ll change the number in the "look up cell" to "2" (in cell A2), nothing happened. I have to reenter the formula to get the correct answer which is "b" (in cell B2). The formula is: =vlookup(B6,A1:B3,2,False). Using Excel 2003. Any help? Thanks, Amnon your formula looks ok, all i can think of is your calculations option after you change B6 from 1 to 2 try hitting the F9 key if that changes the formula, then you have your sheet calculations set to "manual" - click tools - click options - click calculations and change it from manual to automatic. hope that helps |
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