Re: formulas between sheets
- From: Gord Dibben <gorddibbATshawDOTca>
- Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 12:13:16 -0700
Good eyes Max.
AJ was overlooked by yours truly.
I guess that was the "something else" that was going on<g>
Gord
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 15:46:24 +0800, "Max" <demechanik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Some thoughts on your orig. post ..
this formula works "=VLOOKUP($I$4,'Data Entry'!$A:$AJ,36,FALSE)"
but when the 36 is changed to any higher number it does not work.
That's because the table array 'Data Entry'!$A:$AJ covers cols A to AJ only,
a total of 36 cols.
"=VLOOKUP($I$4,'Data Entry'!$A:$AJ,37,FALSE)".
is 36 the max number of 'lookups' i can have?
Just extend the table array to say: 'Data Entry'!$A:$BZ and it'll work till
78
Eg: =VLOOKUP($I$4,'Data Entry'!$A:$BZ,37,FALSE)
Or, go the full show to cover all 256 cols, viz use:
=VLOOKUP($I$4,'Data Entry'!$1:$65536,37,FALSE)
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