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Hi,
The following formula works as intended: {=IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"",INDEX(N $1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$1:$N$10 00)),ROW(N2))))} Now I want to insert it into another workbook so that the results are displayed there also. Here I have modified the formula for this purpose: {=[Flex_connection.xlsm]Names!O2,IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"", INDEX(N$1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$ 1:$N$1000)),ROW(N2))))} This formula returns a #VALUE! error. Anyone got any idea what I am doing wrong. Much appreciate any help given. |
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Save your work, close the workbook, open it. What happens? When the formula
is in the new workbook, you shouldn't see things like this: [Flex_connection.xlsm]Names! That kind of thing means you are referencing another workbook outside of the current workbook that you are working in. Make sense? -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "gotroots" wrote: Hi, The following formula works as intended: {=IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"",INDEX(N $1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$1:$N$10 00)),ROW(N2))))} Now I want to insert it into another workbook so that the results are displayed there also. Here I have modified the formula for this purpose: {=[Flex_connection.xlsm]Names!O2,IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"", INDEX(N$1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$ 1:$N$1000)),ROW(N2))))} This formula returns a #VALUE! error. Anyone got any idea what I am doing wrong. Much appreciate any help given. |
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Ryan,
Save your work, close the workbook, open it. What happens? When the formula is in the new workbook, you shouldn't see things like this: [Flex_connection.xlsm]Names! I am not sure if you are correct about that, I have other formulas elsewhere in the workbook which references a workbook outside of the workbook which returns a result. The problem still exists after I do what you advise. "ryguy7272" wrote: Save your work, close the workbook, open it. What happens? When the formula is in the new workbook, you shouldn't see things like this: [Flex_connection.xlsm]Names! That kind of thing means you are referencing another workbook outside of the current workbook that you are working in. Make sense? -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "gotroots" wrote: Hi, The following formula works as intended: {=IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"",INDEX(N $1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$1:$N$10 00)),ROW(N2))))} Now I want to insert it into another workbook so that the results are displayed there also. Here I have modified the formula for this purpose: {=[Flex_connection.xlsm]Names!O2,IF(COUNTIF($N$1:$N$1000,"?*")<ROW(N2),"", INDEX(N$1:N$1000,SMALL(IF($N$1:$N$1000<"",ROW($N$ 1:$N$1000)),ROW(N2))))} This formula returns a #VALUE! error. Anyone got any idea what I am doing wrong. Much appreciate any help given. |
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