In your formula: =VLOOKUP(B4,DATASET,7,FALSE)
The range DATASET contains column A:G
VLOOKUP(Bmeans that it's comparing the value in column B to the value in column
A of sheet2.There are no matches.
you need to change it to:=VLOOKUP(A4,DATASET,7,FALSE)----it was probably copied
from column F, which probably originally read:=VLOOKUP(A4,DATASET,6,FALSE)
because A4 is a "relative" address, copying the cell one column to the right
caused it to increment from A to B.
If you used an "ABSOLUTE" reference for the column
($):=VLOOKUP($A4,DATASET,6,FALSE)When you copied it from column F to column G,
the Lookup_value would have stayed the same, and you would simply change the
column index returned from 6 to 7:=VLOOKUP($A4,DATASET,7,FALSE)
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From: Izhar <izharra...@gmail.com>
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 7, 2015 12:57 AM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ VLOOKUP NOT WORKING
in the workbook, i have two worksheet i.e. SHEET1 & SHEET2, i want to look the
quantity in SHEET2 which does not exist in SHEET1, i applied a formula but does
not work, please look at it and correct the formula.
keep in mind, I've applied this formula after filtering those rows which does
not have the quantity
Thanks in advance.
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