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Hi, I have written a function that searches in a list of units, when it finds
the right unit, it chooses the factor associated with that unit for further use in my calculations. I have used this function many times, without any problems (the function is in Norwegian, where HVIS = IF and SLÃ….OPP=LOOKUP: HVIS(SLÃ….OPP('Inputdata'!$J$26;Units!$F$36:$F$41) ='Inputdata'!$J$26;SLÃ….OPP('Inputdata'!$J$26;Unit s!$F$36:$F$41;Units!$G$36:$G$41);0 The unit chosen is in cell J26 in the 'Inputdata' sheet and the function I've written looks in the sheet 'units!' in cells F36:F41 for the same text. If it finds it it returns the value (calculation factor I need) in the corresponding row in the next column (G). This has worked totally fine with all the units I have tried (e.g. MJ/t, l/t etc.), except when looking for sets of units beginning with 'kg/' Is there a reason for this? is the text 'kg' or 'kg/' unrecognisable by the lookup function? The units in the list F36:F41 are sorted alphabetically and I have also asked colleagues to check that I know my alphabet. Apparently I do! So any tips? At the moment I'm tempted to just use tonnes as units and make the user type in 0,5 tonnes instead of 500 kg, but I don't like not understanding why I can't give them the kg option. |
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