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Excel VLOOKUP where the key is not in the first column
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Closed 12 months ago.
I am trying to use :
VLOOKUP to get the value of the ID colum in the below image :
The formula returns #N/A error although the value exists!
The formula I am using is :
=VLOOKUP(J13,$C$2:$D$10,1,FALSE)
Need help resolving this please.
Thanks.
Use index() with match().
Vlookup() only works to the right of the indexing column.
So:
=index(C2:C10,match(J13,D2:D10,0))
Or you could do the lazy solution of swapping col C with Col D, but other formulae you have may then fail...
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I have two worksheet named booklist and author.I am trying to get the Id of author from the worksheet author and use it in the boolist worksheet in the writer code column. I have written the formula like below-
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VLOOKUP() will not work in this case because vlookup always look for value in first column and return data from another column of corresponding row. You author sheet first column is ID and you are looking for writer name. So, it will never match. Try below formula instead.
=INDEX(author!$A$2:$A$500,MATCH(C2,author!$C$2:$C$500,0))
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My current formula is:
=IF(AC52153<C52153,"PD","C")
the cells AC52153 and C52153 are dates
I have to add an additional if statement for when the cell AC52153 is blank to state "C"
So far I have come up with
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Try the below formula
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I am trying to match value from different sheet to another sheet to get match value as per ID but when ever writing formula it does not give correct results
So Sheet 1
Name ID
Test 1
Test2 2
And Sheet 2
ID Name
2
1
2
so like to match ID column from sheet 1 and populate name in Sheet2
I tried using vlookup but not working not sure is it the right way to write as am new to excel
=VLOOKUP(B5,Sheet2!$B$5:$C$104,2,0)
I had also encountered a similar problem before but i do not remember the solution. You can take the help of these subreddit as it is a similar problem.
Link- https://www.reddit.com/r/excel/comments/jvyovz/comment/gcmz4mq/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
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I want to write kind of formula (look-up) where i can match and bring data from another sheet using combination of 2 columns without concatenation. I am doing using following formula at the moment:
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However, my intention is to to get same result without doing any concat as you can see in below pic:
You could try:
For microsoft365:
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Drag down. Or if you don't want to drag down the formula and BYROW() is available:
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For older versions of Excel try:
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Drag down.
In your example, you can do:
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Excel min value greater than x returns 0 if no value found?
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I'm trying to find the smallest Value > 1 in specific Cells (H25:H36) via VBA.
I tried it with following formula:
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but an error message pops up, saying that this formula is not correct.
Does anyone know how I could solve this problem?
=MIN(IF(H25:H36>1,H25:H36))
Entered as an array formula using Ctrl+Shift+Enter
VBA (sort of):
MsgBox Activesheet.Evaluate("=MIN(IF(H25:H36>1,H25:H36))")