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V Lookup
Why when using a V Lookup do I get the result from the row above that required?
=VLOOKUP("Greater London",range1,2,0) The answer should be 29 but I am getting the contents of the cell above. |
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V Lookup
=vlookup() will find the first match. And there's a match above the cell that
you think is the first match. Any chance you have some hidden rows in range1 that you haven't noticed? Lin4it wrote: Why when using a V Lookup do I get the result from the row above that required? =VLOOKUP("Greater London",range1,2,0) The answer should be 29 but I am getting the contents of the cell above. -- Dave Peterson |
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