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Vlookup problem
Cannot understand why I am getting peculiar results with a vlookup query
on a table similar to one below. Using the formula =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2) where D1 is a drop down list created from the first column below and A1:B& is the range below as example. eg when D1 is Sylvinite I get value 132, same with Sulphate of potash 0.60.60 gives #N/A The rest if selected give the correct return. I would value any help. Sylvinite 42 Sulphate of potash 105 0.0.60 126 0.14.42 136 0.16.16 88 0.24.14 111 0.24.24 132 |
Vlookup problem
Try adding the FALSE segment to your formula........
=VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2,FALSE) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Graham Haughs" wrote: Cannot understand why I am getting peculiar results with a vlookup query on a table similar to one below. Using the formula =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2) where D1 is a drop down list created from the first column below and A1:B& is the range below as example. eg when D1 is Sylvinite I get value 132, same with Sulphate of potash 0.60.60 gives #N/A The rest if selected give the correct return. I would value any help. Sylvinite 42 Sulphate of potash 105 0.0.60 126 0.14.42 136 0.16.16 88 0.24.14 111 0.24.24 132 |
Vlookup problem
Almost too embarrased to say thanks CLR, but thank you.
Graham CLR wrote: Try adding the FALSE segment to your formula........ =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2,FALSE) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Graham Haughs" wrote: Cannot understand why I am getting peculiar results with a vlookup query on a table similar to one below. Using the formula =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2) where D1 is a drop down list created from the first column below and A1:B& is the range below as example. eg when D1 is Sylvinite I get value 132, same with Sulphate of potash 0.60.60 gives #N/A The rest if selected give the correct return. I would value any help. Sylvinite 42 Sulphate of potash 105 0.0.60 126 0.14.42 136 0.16.16 88 0.24.14 111 0.24.24 132 |
Vlookup problem
It's been said: "One who asks a question is a fool for 5 minutes, while one
who doesn't is a fool forever"............you're very welcome for the assistance, and any "Thanks" is always appreciated, especially one as heart-felt as yours........be welcome to come back anytime you want to..... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Graham Haughs" wrote: Almost too embarrased to say thanks CLR, but thank you. Graham CLR wrote: Try adding the FALSE segment to your formula........ =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2,FALSE) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Graham Haughs" wrote: Cannot understand why I am getting peculiar results with a vlookup query on a table similar to one below. Using the formula =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B7,2) where D1 is a drop down list created from the first column below and A1:B& is the range below as example. eg when D1 is Sylvinite I get value 132, same with Sulphate of potash 0.60.60 gives #N/A The rest if selected give the correct return. I would value any help. Sylvinite 42 Sulphate of potash 105 0.0.60 126 0.14.42 136 0.16.16 88 0.24.14 111 0.24.24 132 |
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