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Using a named range in a vlookup

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    Using a named range in a vlookup

    Hello everyone. I have the following excel formula:

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    I would like to use the named range "One_Bucket_Deal_IDs" in place of the cell references. How can I go about doing this. Thank you.
    Last edited by AnthonyWB; 04-06-2010 at 05:05 PM.

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    Re: Using a named range in a vlookup

    ehm, just type it in?

    =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(E2,'L:\12_31_2009_105_Support_Summaries\[Rules.xlsm]Rules'!One_Bucket_Deal_IDs,1,FALSE)),"",E2&"_1")

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    Re: Using a named range in a vlookup

    Thanks but I seem to be having an error, following what you do - but not always for instance:

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    Returns #N/A

    While,

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    Returns #NAME.

    I have doubled checked to make sure that everything is spelled correctly. Any suggestions?

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    Re: Using a named range in a vlookup

    #Name means a function or defined name is not found, i.e. you probably have a typo in your range name.

    #N/A typically means that the lookup term cannot be found.

    Try stepping through your formula with the Evaluate Formula tool to see where the problem occurs.

    Or post a sample file.

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