VLookup help

A

AcctCA755

What is from with this Vlookup? I formatted all cells as text, copy paste
special value all data, however, I don't receive the data in column 3.

The following is displayed: =VLOOKUP(D7,Data!B7:D11,3,FALSE)

The spreadsheets are below.

Cust No Name Item

12582 smith Bean
5400 Jones Corn
9988 Brown apple
2255 Long Dress
22556 Shaw Shirt

Cust No Name Cust No Item

12582 smith 12582 =VLOOKUP(D7,Data!B7:D11,3,FALSE)
5400 Jones 5400
9988 Brown 9988
2255 Long 2255
22556 Shaw 22556


Thanks
 
S

Sheeloo

What is in D7?

Instead of D7 in your VLOOKUP shouldn't you have A7 or C7 (custno)?

I am assuming first set is your 'Data' sheet and second set where you have
your VLOOKUP in D7...
 
A

AcctCA755

Sorry, should have stated the first column is actually Column C. I did not
start the data at column A.
 
G

GD

It looks like you need the formula to read VLOOKUP(B7,Data!B7:D11,3,FALSE)

The Lookup_value is the cell that links both sets of information.
 
A

AcctCA755

Here is the info again, I started the data at Column A.

Cust No Name Item

12582 smith Bean
5400 Jones Corn
9988 Brown apple
2255 Long Dress
22556 Shaw Shirt


Cust No Name Cust No Item

12582 smith 12582 =VLOOKUP(C7,Data!A7:C11,3,FALSE)
5400 Jones 5400
9988 Brown 9988
2255 Long 2255
22556 Shaw 22556

Thanks
 
G

GD

Without the column & row headers, it's impossible to tell if your formula is
correct. If you want to email me the spreadsheet, you can:
(e-mail address removed)
 
P

Pete_UK

The value in C7 may not be text, so try it like this:

=VLOOKUP(C7&"",Data!A$7:C$11,3,FALSE)

Alternatively, you might have numbers in your data sheet and text in
your other sheet, so try it like this:

=VLOOKUP(C7+0,Data!A$7:C$11,3,FALSE)

Hope this helps.

Pete
 
A

AcctCA755

Thanks everyone for your help, the problem has been solved. I formatted the
spreadsheet to General, instead of text.
 
P

Pete_UK

Well, thanks for letting us know.

Pete

AcctCA755 said:
Thanks everyone for your help, the problem has been solved. I formatted
the
spreadsheet to General, instead of text.
 

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