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I’m having problems this the following formula:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D3),B2:B200) What I want is that only D3 becomes D4, D5, D6... and the rest stays the same when I copy the formula for the rest of rows: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D4),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D5),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D6),B2:B200), .... (But it instead it becomes: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A3:A200=D4),B3:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A4:A200=D5),B4:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A5:A200=D6),B5:B200), .... Any suggestions? -- Aline |
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Try
=LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!$A$2:$A$200=D3),$B$2:$B$200) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Aline" wrote in message ... I'm having problems this the following formula: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D3),B2:B200) What I want is that only D3 becomes D4, D5, D6... and the rest stays the same when I copy the formula for the rest of rows: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D4),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D5),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D6),B2:B200), ... (But it instead it becomes: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A3:A200=D4),B3:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A4:A200=D5),B4:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A5:A200=D6),B5:B200), ... Any suggestions? -- Aline |
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Thank you for your response.
I tried before it did not work. I will try it again. -- Aline "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Try =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!$A$2:$A$200=D3),$B$2:$B$200) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Aline" wrote in message ... I'm having problems this the following formula: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D3),B2:B200) What I want is that only D3 becomes D4, D5, D6... and the rest stays the same when I copy the formula for the rest of rows: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D4),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D5),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D6),B2:B200), ... (But it instead it becomes: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A3:A200=D4),B3:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A4:A200=D5),B4:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A5:A200=D6),B5:B200), ... Any suggestions? -- Aline |
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What Peo has suggested should work. It did for me.
"Aline" wrote: Thank you for your response. I tried before it did not work. I will try it again. -- Aline "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Try =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!$A$2:$A$200=D3),$B$2:$B$200) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Aline" wrote in message ... I'm having problems this the following formula: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D3),B2:B200) What I want is that only D3 becomes D4, D5, D6... and the rest stays the same when I copy the formula for the rest of rows: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D4),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D5),B2:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A2:A200=D6),B2:B200), ... (But it instead it becomes: =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A3:A200=D4),B3:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A4:A200=D5),B4:B200), =LOOKUP(2,1/(Format!A5:A200=D6),B5:B200), ... Any suggestions? -- Aline |
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