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![]() "Sheeloo" wrote: How are you copying the formula to other cells? =VLOOKUP(B3-0.1,A7:AB20,2,FALSE) will change to =VLOOKUP(B4-0.1,A8:AB21,2,FALSE) when copied down... Use =VLOOKUP(B3-0.1,$A$7:$AB$20,2,FALSE) Also since you are picking up values from column B you can also use =VLOOKUP(B3-0.1,$A$7:$B$20,2,FALSE) "Matin D HJE" wrote: Thank you for the reply but I am not copying the cells down. A single look uo cell is being used as part of a scientific 'calculator' for extracting correction data from the table part of which I included in the original enquiry. This look up cell is then accessed by a further calculation which exists in another worksheet within the workbook. |
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