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In answer to your first question, there are 2 likely possibilities why the
formula is displaying instead of the result. Either the cell has been formatted as text, or the View Formulas setting has been turned on. If formatted as text, then select the cell, then choose "Cells" from the FORMAT Menu. Change the number format to "General". Click OK. Now, re-enter your formula (just hit F2 then Enter). If the format isn't the problem, then goto TOOLS, then OPTIONS, then under the View Tab, uncheck the box labeled "Formulas". Now, as for your second question, I don't see any reason why the cell reference in your formula wouldn't copy correctly. Since you're using the Named Range "RegionMap", the only reference is to cell D2. If the formula is entered into cell E2, then when copied down to E3, the reference should be to D3. Is that not right? HTH, Elkar "creachter" wrote: I am trying to use the VLOOKUP formula to automatically select the corresponding region when a state is selected. I have a State drop down in col D. And in col E I have the formula =VLOOKUP(D2,RegionMap,2,false). In the formula editor it shows the correct result, but the formula is displaying in the cell, not the result. How do I get the result to display? Also, how do I copy this formula down my column and have the references adapt correctly? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -- creachter |
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