VLOOKUP not working

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Small One

I am trying to use a VLOOKUP formula in my workbook. I finally have it down
so that when I am in the fx editor it tells me what will be the return value.
When I click finish however, the spot where my value SHOULD appear, it only
gives me the original formula. Doesn't even say N/A or 0, jut the formula. I
am wondering why, in the fx editing part for the VLOOKUP it would work
correct but not actually return anything in the workbook.
Formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP(D12,Sheet1!D36:H50,3,0)
Thanks
 
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Niek Otten

|I am trying to use a VLOOKUP formula in my workbook. I finally have it down
| so that when I am in the fx editor it tells me what will be the return value.
| When I click finish however, the spot where my value SHOULD appear, it only
| gives me the original formula. Doesn't even say N/A or 0, jut the formula. I
| am wondering why, in the fx editing part for the VLOOKUP it would work
| correct but not actually return anything in the workbook.
| Formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP(D12,Sheet1!D36:H50,3,0)
| Thanks
 
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Niek Otten

Your cell probably was formatted as text before you applied the function wizard. Format as General AND re-enter the formula (F2,
ENTER). Just re-formatting is not enough.

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel



|I am trying to use a VLOOKUP formula in my workbook. I finally have it down
| so that when I am in the fx editor it tells me what will be the return value.
| When I click finish however, the spot where my value SHOULD appear, it only
| gives me the original formula. Doesn't even say N/A or 0, jut the formula. I
| am wondering why, in the fx editing part for the VLOOKUP it would work
| correct but not actually return anything in the workbook.
| Formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP(D12,Sheet1!D36:H50,3,0)
| Thanks
 

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