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Hi. When I use the following VLOOKUP on the same sheet as the range "staff" it works fine.
It doesn't, however, work on a different sheet
=VLOOKUP(A5,staff,6,0)
It doesn't, however, work on a different sheet
=VLOOKUP(A5,staff,6,0)
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Murray Brown
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Is the A5 on the same sheet?
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Here is the file. I am trying to do a VLOOKUP on the sheet "Template" that references the Sheet Data1
Scheduler.xls
Scheduler.xls
This formula works for me
=VLOOKUP(A5,staff,4,0)
.....but the names need to match - you have "Anthony" on one sheet (with an "h") and "Antony" (without "h") on the other
regards, barry
=VLOOKUP(A5,staff,4,0)
.....but the names need to match - you have "Anthony" on one sheet (with an "h") and "Antony" (without "h") on the other
regards, barry
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Also I think the names need to be in order to get correct results
>Also I think the names need to be in order to get correct results
No, that's not correct - VLOOKUP with a 4th argument of FALSE or zero will give you an exact match only - the lookup range doesn't need to be sorted (that only applies when 4th argument of VLOOKUP is TRUE or 1)
The formula used should work OK on the data given, as long as the lookup value finds a match
regards, barry
No, that's not correct - VLOOKUP with a 4th argument of FALSE or zero will give you an exact match only - the lookup range doesn't need to be sorted (that only applies when 4th argument of VLOOKUP is TRUE or 1)
The formula used should work OK on the data given, as long as the lookup value finds a match
regards, barry
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Thanks for the help
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