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    good day

    I having problem in doing v lookup for this. can you provide help?

    attached is the excel and the pic screen shot, Thank you
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    Re: V lookup

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    Re: V lookup

    G'day,

    For starters from the attached workbook your are referencing the 'Table Array' as one row, it should be referencing columns and rows eg A1:AZ100.
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    Re: return value from a list

    I have closed your other thread on this question, please continue here

    Also, I have renamed the thread for you, I *think* this is what you want?

    Try this...
    =VLOOKUP(C2,ALL!$E$2:$V$3213,11,0)
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    Re: return value from a list

    Also For Vlookup, atleast one lookup value (field) mentioned in both sheet. (Account code or code)
    Sheet1 Account code : ON315783 & code : 3015348795 not in "All" sheet.


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    Re: return value from a list

    many thanks

    can you teach you how to use the cursor to get this ''!$E$2:$V$3213'
    eg point at which column and press shift + error down ?

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    Re: V lookup

    Quote Originally Posted by ratcat View Post
    G'day,

    For starters from the attached workbook your are referencing the 'Table Array' as one row, it should be referencing columns and rows eg A1:AZ100.
    I'm so sorry, I don't understand the mistake make

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    Re: return value from a list

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    I have closed your other thread on this question, please continue here

    Also, I have renamed the thread for you, I *think* this is what you want?

    Try this...
    =VLOOKUP(C2,ALL!$E$2:$V$3213,11,0)
    many thanks

    can you teach you how to use the cursor to get this ''!$E$2:$V$3213'
    eg point at which column and press shift + error down ?

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    Re: return value from a list

    All I did was click on the 1st cell E2, then hold the shift key down and use the right-arrow to highlight across to how ever many cells across you need.
    Then, while still holding down the shift key, either arrow down as far as you need, or press END and down.

    To get the absoluting (the $), with the range still highlighted, press F4

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    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    All I did was click on the 1st cell E2, then hold the shift key down and use the right-arrow to highlight across to how ever many cells across you need.
    Then, while still holding down the shift key, either arrow down as far as you need, or press END and down.

    To get the absoluting (the $), with the range still highlighted, press F4
    thanks
    after I got the result at column H2, if there is 1000 over line at the bottom, how to drag the fomula accoss,
    I normally drag it down manually, after I see a ' plus sign (+)' then I drag In down ..but if lets say there is 1000 over line, wat is the best method to do it?

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    Re: return value from a list

    Hi,

    when the + sign appears, just double click to copy the formula along you data.

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    Re: return value from a list

    Quote Originally Posted by canapone View Post
    Hi,

    when the + sign appears, just double click to copy the formula along you data.
    yes, it worked ! thanks

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    Re: return value from a list

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