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Hello,
I read thru the posts but didn't seem to find my exact issue, so can someone help me? I'm using a partnumber in one sheet that is missing the supplier information and doing a VLOOKUP to match the partnumber and retreive the supplier from that sheet. My results has the first supplier in it, but when I drag that down or try to copy and paste it I get the same exact value for every part number instead of the one that actually applies. What am I doing wrong? |
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RaeW wrote:
Hello, I read thru the posts but didn't seem to find my exact issue, so can someone help me? I'm using a partnumber in one sheet that is missing the supplier information and doing a VLOOKUP to match the partnumber and retreive the supplier from that sheet. My results has the first supplier in it, but when I drag that down or try to copy and paste it I get the same exact value for every part number instead of the one that actually applies. What am I doing wrong? What does your formula look like now? And your data? |
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A couple of things to check:
Make sure the lookup reference is a relative reference: =VLOOKUP(A1,$J$1:$K$100,2,0) Make sure calculation is set to automatic: ToolsOptionsCalculation tabAutomaticOK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RaeW" wrote in message ... Hello, I read thru the posts but didn't seem to find my exact issue, so can someone help me? I'm using a partnumber in one sheet that is missing the supplier information and doing a VLOOKUP to match the partnumber and retreive the supplier from that sheet. My results has the first supplier in it, but when I drag that down or try to copy and paste it I get the same exact value for every part number instead of the one that actually applies. What am I doing wrong? |
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