VLookup Formula
 

Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
thanks.

VLookup Formula
 

Format the cell as General and then re-enter the formula (F2, ENTER)

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"jazzydwit" wrote in message ps.com...
| Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
| trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
| workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
| thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
| process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
| thanks.
|

VLookup Formula
 

Hi

Change the cell format from Text to some other (General, Numeric, Date,
Custom, etc)

PS. Probably it'll be wise to change lookup range reference to absolute one
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A$2:$B$3197,1,false)


Arvi Laanemets


"jazzydwit" wrote in message
ps.com...
Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
thanks.

VLookup Formula
 

Do you have Excel set to show formulas instead of the values that are the
result of formulas?
To see if 'view formulas instead of values' is set...
ToolsOptions...ViewWindow Options
Check to see if 'Formulas' is checked. If it is, uncheck it.

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Gary Brown

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"jazzydwit" wrote:

Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
thanks.

VLookup Formula
 

hi and thanks for the response. I actually tried changing the format
and using the absolute value. Sorry I didn't mention that before.

jazzydwit wrote:
Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
thanks.

VLookup Formula
 

Nope, formula is not checked. Thanks, however.

Niek Otten wrote:
Format the cell as General and then re-enter the formula (F2, ENTER)

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"jazzydwit" wrote in message ps.com...
| Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
| trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
| workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
| thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
| process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
| thanks.
|

VLookup Formula
 

That did it! Thanks!!
Niek Otten wrote:
Format the cell as General and then re-enter the formula (F2, ENTER)

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"jazzydwit" wrote in message ps.com...
| Hi. Can someone tell me why I get the Vlookup formula in the cell I am
| trying to pull data into? I tried copying and pasting data in new
| workbook, but the formula still shows in the cell.
| thanks. This is what shows in my cell after I perform the vlookup
| process. =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!A2:B3197,1,false)
| thanks.
|