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    Lookup Value from different Sheet

    Dear Seniors and all members,

    I am here again and required your assistance. Actually I got stuck with my work regarding the lookup value function.

    I am trying to compile a sheet, where I need data according to Year wise as I mentioned 0~2 and Skill wise. I tried using =VLOOKUP($D$3,Sheet2!$A$2:$Y$5,MATCH($B4,Sheet2!$B$1:$Y$5,0)+1,FALSE)

    But this is not giving me output.

    Attaching file for your reference, kindly advise me to correct this formula.


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    Re: Lookup Value from different Sheet

    Hi Kunal,

    The sign "~" is causing issue here, is there any way to avoid this?

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    Re: Lookup Value from different Sheet

    Dear Dilip,

    Thanks for notifying that. Shall we have "-" instead of "~". or any sign will cause problem.

    Or anything else, because, I have to show that for year duration, please suggest any other way to mark that.


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    Re: Lookup Value from different Sheet

    Quote Originally Posted by [email protected] View Post
    Dear Dilip,

    Thanks for notifying that. Shall we have "-" instead of "~". or any sign will cause problem.

    Or anything else, because, I have to show that for year duration, please suggest any other way to mark that.


    Regards,
    Kunal Kumar
    You try this code, in cell D4
    =INDEX(Sheet2!$A$2:$Y$5,MATCH(LEFT(D$3,1)&"~~"&RIGHT(D$3,2);Sheet2!$A$2:$A$5,0);MATCH(Sheet1!$B4,Sheet2!$A$1:$Y$1,0))
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    Re: Lookup Value from different Sheet

    hello kunal,

    maybe it's the merge cell in sheet2 that's affecting the match(), the vlookup() is o.k.
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    Re: Lookup Value from different Sheet

    Hi Kunal,

    If we replace ~with -, this is working now. See the attachment.

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