VLOOKUP WITH MULTIPLE SHEETS
Hi!
I´m trying to use VLOOKUP with IFERROR formula to find an information in more than one sheet, but it´s not working...
The formula I´ve been trying:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP([SV / OS]@row;{Base Transações Intervalo 1};6;0),(VLOOKUP([SV / OS]@row;{Base Transações 02 Intervalo 1};6;0)))
It always return #UNPARSEABLE
I couldn´t find whats wrong...can anyone help me?
Thank you!
Camila
Answers
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Do you need commas or semi-colons in your formulas? If semi-colons, you have a comma separating the two VLOOKUP functions there in the middle of your formula.
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Hi Paul,
Yes, I´m adding a comma separating the two VLOOKUP but it still return as #UNPARSEABLE
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Right. What I am saying is that if you are supposed to be using semi-colons as separators, you need to change that comma to a semi-colon.
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Changing to a semi-colon it return as #INVALID REF
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Ok. A step in the right direction. At least now we have the syntax correct.
That particular error comes from a {cross sheet reference} that wasn't created. Make sure you are following the proper steps for creating your cross sheet references.
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I made a change on the one of the sheets name and It worked now...
Thank you!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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