Hi all,
I have this lookup formula with one result only.
=lookup(a1,b1:b10,c1)
say a1 = 2-10,
b1:10 = 1 to 10
c1 = 100
a1 = 1 is ok.
Tried =lookup(a1,b1:b10,c1:c1) not working.
Result shows 0 and not the value.
Is there any way to show the value not the 0?
Last edited by DavidRoger; 03-11-2014 at 06:19 AM.
Which is the expected result? What are you trying to do?
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Hi
a1 = 1 is ok. because there is value (100) in c1 cell and when formula looks up for value 1 (a1 cell) it brings 100. Also formula will bring "0" value in any other value than 1 (untill 10) because they are blank. You have to fill with numbers range c1:c10.
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