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Lookup problem
I have a table like this
a b c 6.75 -.75 6.875 -1.25 7.0 -2.0 7.125 -2.125 7.375 -2.75 7.5 -3.0 Everything works fine on my spreadsheet until I change from 7 to 7.125. It returns the same value(-2.0). I don't know what I am doing wrong. Please help. Landon |
Lookup problem
Could you post your formula? Are you sure the table range covers the
whole of your data? Pete |
Lookup problem
Hi Landon,
I think Pete nailed your problem. The table should be something like: $A$1:$C$6 and you have A1:C6 HTH Regards, Howard "Landon C" wrote in message ... I have a table like this a b c 6.75 -.75 6.875 -1.25 7.0 -2.0 7.125 -2.125 7.375 -2.75 7.5 -3.0 Everything works fine on my spreadsheet until I change from 7 to 7.125. It returns the same value(-2.0). I don't know what I am doing wrong. Please help. Landon |
Lookup problem
Thanks for the reply. Here is the formula. It is linked to another workbook.
I put this on sharepoint which is on a server.I am still getting the same result on 7 and 7.125. The c colume has different numbers. Thanks again Landon =LOOKUP(H8*100,'http://www.hhpmortgage.net/Shared%20Documents/[todays_rates.xls]todays_rates'!$A$774:$A$793,'http://www.hhpmortgage.net/Shared%20Documents/[todays_rates.xls]todays_rates'!$C$774:$C$793) "Pete_UK" wrote: Could you post your formula? Are you sure the table range covers the whole of your data? Pete |
Lookup problem
Thanks,
I posted the formula on Petes reply. Take a look and tell me if the problem could be on the data side. I download the excel sheet from a lender. Thanks "L. Howard Kittle" wrote: Hi Landon, I think Pete nailed your problem. The table should be something like: $A$1:$C$6 and you have A1:C6 HTH Regards, Howard "Landon C" wrote in message ... I have a table like this a b c 6.75 -.75 6.875 -1.25 7.0 -2.0 7.125 -2.125 7.375 -2.75 7.5 -3.0 Everything works fine on my spreadsheet until I change from 7 to 7.125. It returns the same value(-2.0). I don't know what I am doing wrong. Please help. Landon |
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