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VLOOK up Question
In column A, B, and F I have look up tables which correspond to my data in
Columnd D. Everything works great until as long as D11 data is alphabetically before D12, but if I try to enter things which are not alphabetical I yield results. How do I correct this? |
VLOOK up Question
We would have more luck helping you if you showed us the VLOOKUP formula you
are using All look-up function need the data to be sort either ascending or descending Also the key (the item looked up) need to be in the first column of the table If this is not possible then you have to use a mixture of MATCH and INDEX Give more details of the data layout and someone will be able to help you. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "smiley61799" wrote in message ... In column A, B, and F I have look up tables which correspond to my data in Columnd D. Everything works great until as long as D11 data is alphabetically before D12, but if I try to enter things which are not alphabetical I yield results. How do I correct this? |
VLOOK up Question
Take a look at the HELP for that function, and you may well find that the
optional last argument of 0 or FALSE fixes your problem. This argument ensures an exact match is found in order to return a result, regardless of sorting. Regards Ken............................. "smiley61799" wrote in message ... In column A, B, and F I have look up tables which correspond to my data in Columnd D. Everything works great until as long as D11 data is alphabetically before D12, but if I try to enter things which are not alphabetical I yield results. How do I correct this? |
VLOOK up Question
I have made a change to my data since my last post. I am using a validation
table in column b and based off my selection I used the following formula to populate the pricing for the item. =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(B14:B39,'look up'!C4:H159,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(B14:B39,'look up'!C4:H159,2,FALSE)) Everything works smooth unless I try to select data which does not fall alphabetically, problem is the users I am creating this for will not neccassarily be selecting their products alphabetically. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: We would have more luck helping you if you showed us the VLOOKUP formula you are using All look-up function need the data to be sort either ascending or descending Also the key (the item looked up) need to be in the first column of the table If this is not possible then you have to use a mixture of MATCH and INDEX Give more details of the data layout and someone will be able to help you. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "smiley61799" wrote in message ... In column A, B, and F I have look up tables which correspond to my data in Columnd D. Everything works great until as long as D11 data is alphabetically before D12, but if I try to enter things which are not alphabetical I yield results. How do I correct this? |
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