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Hi Folks hope someone can help. One of you guys usually can. So thanks in
advance
The following formula provides unexpected results.
=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP('Hotel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5})),0,LOOKUP('Ho tel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5}))
spreadsheet developed in 2007 but others who access use 2003 office
When COOK, D1 etc are entered it works great
The following are also entered into the spreadsheet
AL returns 0 correct
ADO returns 0 correct
LSL returns 5 should be 0
S returns 5 should be 0
PH returns 5 should be 0
C returns 0 correct
C4 returns 0 correct
M returns 5 should be 0
F returns 3.5 should be 0

for some reason the error checking in the formula seems to be ?? incorrect.
hope someone can help
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The number of items within the lookup vector and result vector should be same..
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"David Ryan" wrote:

Hi Folks hope someone can help. One of you guys usually can. So thanks in
advance
The following formula provides unexpected results.
=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP('Hotel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5})),0,LOOKUP('Ho tel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5}))
spreadsheet developed in 2007 but others who access use 2003 office
When COOK, D1 etc are entered it works great
The following are also entered into the spreadsheet
AL returns 0 correct
ADO returns 0 correct
LSL returns 5 should be 0
S returns 5 should be 0
PH returns 5 should be 0
C returns 0 correct
C4 returns 0 correct
M returns 5 should be 0
F returns 3.5 should be 0

for some reason the error checking in the formula seems to be ?? incorrect.
hope someone can help

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Hi jacob they are unless I am missing something

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

The number of items within the lookup vector and result vector should be same..
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If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"David Ryan" wrote:

Hi Folks hope someone can help. One of you guys usually can. So thanks in
advance
The following formula provides unexpected results.
=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP('Hotel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5})),0,LOOKUP('Ho tel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5}))
spreadsheet developed in 2007 but others who access use 2003 office
When COOK, D1 etc are entered it works great
The following are also entered into the spreadsheet
AL returns 0 correct
ADO returns 0 correct
LSL returns 5 should be 0
S returns 5 should be 0
PH returns 5 should be 0
C returns 0 correct
C4 returns 0 correct
M returns 5 should be 0
F returns 3.5 should be 0

for some reason the error checking in the formula seems to be ?? incorrect.
hope someone can help

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=IF(ISERROR(MATCH('Hotel

Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},0)),"",LOOKUP('Hotel

Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5}))

Would suggest you to use VLOOKUP with the details entered to a range.


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"David Ryan" wrote:

Hi jacob they are unless I am missing something

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

The number of items within the lookup vector and result vector should be same..
--
If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"David Ryan" wrote:

Hi Folks hope someone can help. One of you guys usually can. So thanks in
advance
The following formula provides unexpected results.
=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP('Hotel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5})),0,LOOKUP('Ho tel
Services'!AD91,{"COOK","D1","D2","D3","D4","D5","K 1","K2"},{10,8,8,8,5.15,3.5,8,5}))
spreadsheet developed in 2007 but others who access use 2003 office
When COOK, D1 etc are entered it works great
The following are also entered into the spreadsheet
AL returns 0 correct
ADO returns 0 correct
LSL returns 5 should be 0
S returns 5 should be 0
PH returns 5 should be 0
C returns 0 correct
C4 returns 0 correct
M returns 5 should be 0
F returns 3.5 should be 0

for some reason the error checking in the formula seems to be ?? incorrect.
hope someone can help

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