LOOKUP function
if the exact lookup_value is not found, it will approximate to the nearest
figure below the requested value. For Example: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 In "Code" column, "12" does not exist. When I Lookup column "Code", it will be as follow: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 12 Vahid 356 <------- (This row is the same as "11") 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 I want to have empty cells or zero when there is not "12". Please help me. |
LOOKUP function
Use VLOOKUP(). Refer help for details and syntax
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(10,A1:C6,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(10,A1:C 6,2,0)) To retrun the 3rd column (Qty) VLOOKUP(10,A1:C6,3,0) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Arfa" wrote: if the exact lookup_value is not found, it will approximate to the nearest figure below the requested value. For Example: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 In "Code" column, "12" does not exist. When I Lookup column "Code", it will be as follow: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 12 Vahid 356 <------- (This row is the same as "11") 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 I want to have empty cells or zero when there is not "12". Please help me. |
LOOKUP function
If you have Excel 2007, you can use IfError
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(10,A1:C6,2,TRUE),"") -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Arfa" wrote in message ... if the exact lookup_value is not found, it will approximate to the nearest figure below the requested value. For Example: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 In "Code" column, "12" does not exist. When I Lookup column "Code", it will be as follow: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 12 Vahid 356 <------- (This row is the same as "11") 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 I want to have empty cells or zero when there is not "12". Please help me. |
LOOKUP function
Many Thanks.
I use Excel 2003. "Bob Phillips" wrote: If you have Excel 2007, you can use IfError =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(10,A1:C6,2,TRUE),"") -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Arfa" wrote in message ... if the exact lookup_value is not found, it will approximate to the nearest figure below the requested value. For Example: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 In "Code" column, "12" does not exist. When I Lookup column "Code", it will be as follow: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 12 Vahid 356 <------- (This row is the same as "11") 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 I want to have empty cells or zero when there is not "12". Please help me. |
LOOKUP function
Arfa, does that means you have resolved the issue ?
"Arfa" wrote: Many Thanks. I use Excel 2003. "Bob Phillips" wrote: If you have Excel 2007, you can use IfError =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(10,A1:C6,2,TRUE),"") -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Arfa" wrote in message ... if the exact lookup_value is not found, it will approximate to the nearest figure below the requested value. For Example: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 In "Code" column, "12" does not exist. When I Lookup column "Code", it will be as follow: Code Name Qty. 10 Ali 3434 11 Vahid 356 12 Vahid 356 <------- (This row is the same as "11") 13 Farid 67 14 Mohammad 324 15 Farbod 785 I want to have empty cells or zero when there is not "12". Please help me. |
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