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![]() No doubt and hopefully this isn't a bug but I just can't see what is wrong?! I have the following formula in a worksheet : =VLOOKUP(MIN(C4:C204),$C$4:$E$204,3). This formula worked fine but then I made a copy of the worksheet to insert different data. With the new data, the formula returns #N/A (obviously this hasn't affected the old worksheet). I have traced the problem back to something strange with the data; the min value is 1.40653205 (this is the 102nd entry) but if I change this to a larger number so that the 101st entry is the min, the formula works. The original worksheet has the min as the 101st value. This isn't the end of it though. With some other data that has the min value in the 100th entry it still doesn't work? I've tried to put the worksheet in a new workbook and also tried changing the formula to =VLOOKUP(1.40642214,$C$4:$E$204,3). If I change the formula to =VLOOKUP(1.999,$C$4:$E$204,3) or a larger number, it works! So now I just can't understand why it works with the original worksheet data. I've also tried putting this data into my new workbook and it does work. WHAT THE!!! -- shmish111 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ shmish111's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30449 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=501123 |
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