Getting #N/A

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Mike

That would indicate the data you are looking for cannot be found.

Post the formula and a sample of your data(not a file, just a sample).


Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
Hi Gord,
I got it to work, instead of making a new sheet for the lookup data, I
placed it on the sheet itself.
Thank you.
 
Mike

Thanks for the feedback Mike.

You can however, have a separate sheet for the lookup data.

Select your lookup table on other sheet and give it a name through
Insert>Name?Define.

Call it mytable and be sure it refers to =othersheet!range

=VLOOKUP(cell,mytable,col_no,0) or FALSE instead of 0


Gord
 
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