Vlookup #UNPARSEABLE Error linking to separate sheet
Hi all - I'm receiving the #UNPARSEABLE error when trying to return a value matched via Study Number in another linked spreadsheet. Any thoughts?
=VLOOKUP([Study Number], {JMV Heme Study List_working Range 1},2,TRUE)
Do I need to be an administrator to perform this function on my sheet (I'm not)?
FUP question - once this formula is included on a sheet, am I able to override with text?
Thank you!
Best Answer
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Try:
=VLOOKUP([Study Number]@row, {JMV Heme Study List_working Range 1},2,TRUE)
Mark
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Answers
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Try:
=VLOOKUP([Study Number]@row, {JMV Heme Study List_working Range 1},2,TRUE)
Mark
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Thanks Mark - that worked, strange the @row wasn't there when I initially created the VLOOKUP, when I tried again anew on another row it appeared and worked.
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