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Autoincrement the VLOOKUP column index in Excel can't get past column Z [on hold]
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I have a simple formula that I was able to copy across all columns in my first sheet. It is a Vlookup command that is pulling data from a sheet called AMR.
It works fine all the way until it gets to column Z...then on the next column "AA" it returns a #REF error.
Here is the command:
=VLOOKUP($F2,AMR!$A$2:$AA$630,COLUMN(Z2)+1,FALSE)
Again every column A-Z works fine until I drag the formula to columns AA, AB, etc...what could be the issue?
Thanks
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I have a simple formula that I was able to copy across all columns in my first sheet. It is a Vlookup command that is pulling data from a sheet called AMR.
It works fine all the way until it gets to column Z...then on the next column "AA" it returns a #REF error.
Here is the command:
=VLOOKUP($F2,AMR!$A$2:$AA$630,COLUMN(Z2)+1,FALSE)
Again every column A-Z works fine until I drag the formula to columns AA, AB, etc...what could be the issue?
Thanks
microsoft-excel worksheet-function vlookup
asked 23 hours ago
user3105519user3105519
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put on hold as off-topic by fixer1234, Mokubai♦ 18 hours ago
- This question does not appear to be about computer software or computer hardware within the scope defined in the help center.
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
19 hours ago
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I have a simple formula that I was able to copy across all columns in my first sheet. It is a Vlookup command that is pulling data from a sheet called AMR.
It works fine all the way until it gets to column Z...then on the next column "AA" it returns a #REF error.
Here is the command:
=VLOOKUP($F2,AMR!$A$2:$AA$630,COLUMN(Z2)+1,FALSE)
Again every column A-Z works fine until I drag the formula to columns AA, AB, etc...what could be the issue?
Thanks
microsoft-excel worksheet-function vlookup
asked 23 hours ago
user3105519user3105519
1
I have a simple formula that I was able to copy across all columns in my first sheet. It is a Vlookup command that is pulling data from a sheet called AMR.
It works fine all the way until it gets to column Z...then on the next column "AA" it returns a #REF error.
Here is the command:
=VLOOKUP($F2,AMR!$A$2:$AA$630,COLUMN(Z2)+1,FALSE)
Again every column A-Z works fine until I drag the formula to columns AA, AB, etc...what could be the issue?
Thanks
microsoft-excel worksheet-function vlookup
microsoft-excel worksheet-function vlookup
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user3105519user3105519
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asked 23 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
19 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
19 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
19 hours ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
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Please check the range AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
Column(AA2)+1will return Column AB result and it didn't contain the range in AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
This is the reason of your problem.
You can change the range to AMR!2:630
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Please check the range AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
Column(AA2)+1will return Column AB result and it didn't contain the range in AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
This is the reason of your problem.
You can change the range to AMR!2:630
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
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add a comment |
Please check the range AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
Column(AA2)+1will return Column AB result and it didn't contain the range in AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
This is the reason of your problem.
You can change the range to AMR!2:630
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
add a comment |
Please check the range AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
Column(AA2)+1will return Column AB result and it didn't contain the range in AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
This is the reason of your problem.
You can change the range to AMR!2:630
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
Please check the range AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
Column(AA2)+1will return Column AB result and it didn't contain the range in AMR!$A$2:$AA$630
This is the reason of your problem.
You can change the range to AMR!2:630
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
answered 19 hours ago
LeeLee
91427
91427
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP's self answer says the formula was incorrectly specified. There is no problem to solve and OP requests closure.
– fixer1234
19 hours ago