Lookup with #NO MATCH error

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  • Anthony Q
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    Hi! I'm using VLookUp to pull data from another smartsheet that is linked to another sheet. I keep getting a #No Match error. Could this happen because the second sheet is linked to another sheet?

    Here's the formula that I'm using...

    =VLOOKUP([EA-PA: Gigapower Request Number]@row, {Front Door EA_PA Range 4}, 2, false)

  • Genevieve P.
    Genevieve P. Employee Admin
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    Hi @Anthony Q

    There are two reasons why you may be getting a NO MATCH error:

    • Either the formula cannot find an identical value to what is in your cell [EA-PA: Gigapower Request Number]@row in the other sheet
    • There's a NO MATCH error in even just one cell of the referenced  {Front Door EA_PA Range 4} range

    As a side note, I would suggest trying an INDEX(MATCH combination instead. Do you get a No Match error with this structure?

    =INDEX({Column with value to bring back}, MATCH([EA-PA: Gigapower Request Number]@row, {Column with Request Number}, 0))


    Cheers,

    Genevieve

  • PeggyLang
    PeggyLang ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Is anyone experiencing random 'No Match' in a column formula where 98% of the rows pull data correctly, but a random one or two don't? I can't figure out my issue and to the best of my knowledge this was working previously.

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