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I'm trying to copy the following formual into a column of cells:
=VLOOKUP(G10,Data!B1:C11,2,FALSE) But every time I copy/paste, Excel decides to change my Data!B1:C11 table array screwing up my formula. There has got to be a better way. Also, this will not allow me to cut and paste multiple versions of my excel file. The "look up" value does change appropriately. Please help. I have tried everything. |
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One way is to lock the table_array (make it as: Data!$B$1:$C$11)
viz. use instead the expression: =VLOOKUP(G10,Data!$B$1:$C$11,2,FALSE) Alternatively, we could create a defined range for the table_array via clicking Insert Name Define, with the settings as: MyTable: =Data!$B$1:$C$11 (Names in workbook: Refers to) and then use it as: =VLOOKUP(G10,MyTable,2,FALSE) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "belga" wrote: I'm trying to copy the following formual into a column of cells: =VLOOKUP(G10,Data!B1:C11,2,FALSE) But every time I copy/paste, Excel decides to change my Data!B1:C11 table array screwing up my formula. There has got to be a better way. Also, this will not allow me to cut and paste multiple versions of my excel file. The "look up" value does change appropriately. Please help. I have tried everything. |
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one way of copying a formula EXACT IS
highlight formula in the formula bar control+C ESC----this is important select destination control+V try this "Max" wrote in message ... One way is to lock the table_array (make it as: Data!$B$1:$C$11) viz. use instead the expression: =VLOOKUP(G10,Data!$B$1:$C$11,2,FALSE) Alternatively, we could create a defined range for the table_array via clicking Insert Name Define, with the settings as: MyTable: =Data!$B$1:$C$11 (Names in workbook: Refers to) and then use it as: =VLOOKUP(G10,MyTable,2,FALSE) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "belga" wrote: I'm trying to copy the following formual into a column of cells: =VLOOKUP(G10,Data!B1:C11,2,FALSE) But every time I copy/paste, Excel decides to change my Data!B1:C11 table array screwing up my formula. There has got to be a better way. Also, this will not allow me to cut and paste multiple versions of my excel file. The "look up" value does change appropriately. Please help. I have tried everything. |
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