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your description of your data and the formula do not agree.
Let me rewrite what you have said two sheets of data on one sheet (sheet2!)you have a comparison cell to look up from on a second sheet ('From charters") you have a table of data you have an equaiton on sheet2 one guess is that your equation should be =VLOOKUP($A$3,'From Charters'!$A$1:$I$300,3,0) but if your comparison data is found on C7 and your wanted data is found on C13 you probably need Hlookup instead =Hlookup($A$#,'From Charters'!$C$!:$I$300,7,0) "Steved" wrote: Hello from steved On the sheet1 which I have named From Charters I reqire data from Cell C13. On Sheet2 I have =VLOOKUP('From Charters'!$A$3,$A$1:$I$300,3,0) Sheet2 A3 = City - Panm Sheet Named From Charters C7 = City - Panm Sheet Named From Charters C13 is the data I require. What Am I doing wrong for it to give me #N/A please. Thankyou. |
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