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I am trying to use VLOOKUP function to pull shipping cost from different Zone
columns (1-6) based on weights from a NAMED chart. I set the formula like
this:
=VLOOKUP(5-the weight, Shipping-the chart, 2-the column that would give me
the correct answer for this weight and zone, then TRUE). I can't copy the
formula to the rest of the column to give me the correct values. Please help.
What am I doing wrong?
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My guess is that in the first parameter to the function you are sending a
cell reference rather than a fixed value. Can you put down the exact formua
in the cell which is giving the correct result?

Alok Joshi

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I am trying to use VLOOKUP function to pull shipping cost from different Zone
columns (1-6) based on weights from a NAMED chart. I set the formula like
this:
=VLOOKUP(5-the weight, Shipping-the chart, 2-the column that would give me
the correct answer for this weight and zone, then TRUE). I can't copy the
formula to the rest of the column to give me the correct values. Please help.
What am I doing wrong?

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