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Hi,
Any help you can provide on this would be appreciated. I have a worksheet that identifies how far a number is from target. I created the lookup below to coorespond to the productivity increase for next year. =LOOKUP(C4,LookUpValues!$A$1:$A$402,LookUpValues!$ B$1:$B$402) C4 is -10.9, in the lookupValues tab -10.9 is in row 93 column A as is the desired result return of 5.6 in column b, however the lookup function is returning 5.7. |
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The issue may be that the data and the lookupValues tab numbers are not
exactly the same. -10.90001 and -10.9004 may display the same, but will not match exactly. Your data in A1:A402 also has to be in ascending order for Lookup to work properly A sort may fix the issue, forcing an exact match should also help =VLOOKUP(C4,LookUpValues!$A$1:$B$402,2,false) will force an exact match and the data in A1:A402 and be in any order. If this errors out your source (C4) and lookup data do not match exactly. -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "awalker" wrote: Hi, Any help you can provide on this would be appreciated. I have a worksheet that identifies how far a number is from target. I created the lookup below to coorespond to the productivity increase for next year. =LOOKUP(C4,LookUpValues!$A$1:$A$402,LookUpValues!$ B$1:$B$402) C4 is -10.9, in the lookupValues tab -10.9 is in row 93 column A as is the desired result return of 5.6 in column b, however the lookup function is returning 5.7. |
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Paul,
Thanks for your help. I tried the formula and it errored out. I then tried reformating both C4 and the lookup table but still no go... "Paul C" wrote: The issue may be that the data and the lookupValues tab numbers are not exactly the same. -10.90001 and -10.9004 may display the same, but will not match exactly. Your data in A1:A402 also has to be in ascending order for Lookup to work properly A sort may fix the issue, forcing an exact match should also help =VLOOKUP(C4,LookUpValues!$A$1:$B$402,2,false) will force an exact match and the data in A1:A402 and be in any order. If this errors out your source (C4) and lookup data do not match exactly. -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "awalker" wrote: Hi, Any help you can provide on this would be appreciated. I have a worksheet that identifies how far a number is from target. I created the lookup below to coorespond to the productivity increase for next year. =LOOKUP(C4,LookUpValues!$A$1:$A$402,LookUpValues!$ B$1:$B$402) C4 is -10.9, in the lookupValues tab -10.9 is in row 93 column A as is the desired result return of 5.6 in column b, however the lookup function is returning 5.7. |
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