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    Vlookup in Tabs

    Hello,

    I am trying to make a VLookup in A file which has tabs per month with the year added to it.
    ON the front page I want to make the user enter the Month + Year of which they want the data to display and based on that the Vlookup for the data should appear correctly automatically. Somehow it seems Excel is not recognizing my formula to create the Tab Name as being a Tab name within the VLookup. Anyone knows how to solve my problem?

    Data to fill in is in cells Row B.
    I created a formula to make teh "Tab Name" IN cell F13: =("'"&B3&" "&B4&"'"&"!"&"F1:AJ36")
    V Lookup Looks Like: =VLOOKUP(J2;F13:AJ36;5;FALSE)

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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    =vlookup(j2;indirect(f13);5;false)

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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Hi Tim,

    See if this does it for you
    =VLOOKUP(J2,INDIRECT($F$13),5,FALSE)
    in the attached.
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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Wow you guys are fast! And indeed it works!
    Now I am for the next dilemma and really notice how little I know...

    I have received a data set for which unfortunately enough the dates are not in the first column but always one line above the data in the second column... Now I want a formula to put the date in front automatically, problem is that not every date contains the same amount of data rows so the formula should recognize to add a new date the moment an empty line is found.
    I have attached what I mean.

    Technically my formulla would look like the following, I just do not seem so be chosing the right formula's:

    Below written in Cell A5
    =IF(H5=BLANC)show B4, If H5 is any other value use A4 (cell above)... The only problem for me is that I am not sure the formula will recognise that the number of data before row H has a Blanc cell can be 3 of 10...

    =IF((ISBLANK(H5); B4; A4))) does not work...

    Thanks for the help.

    Tim
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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Try in A5 and copy down

    =IF(ISNUMBER(LEFT(B4)+0),B4,"")

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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Get an error on that one, sorry.

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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Try this in A5 and down:
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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Amazing, that works perfectly! Thank you

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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    See the attached.
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    Re: Vlookup in Tabs

    Yeah I made a stupid mistake... Needed to ; as got the ofrmula copied with , instead

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