HELP!! Using Vlookup

chrisaustralia

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Hi All. Ok, this is kinda complex, well it is in my eyes anyway.

I have an excel spreadsheet with 2 tabs. What i need 2 do in one tab there is all this raw data. And it goes horizontally. In column J, there is a job number, and this usually goes down 5 rows. In column 0, there are different fields being, typesetting and formatting, revisions, account service, PDFs, Colour Print.
In the other tab, I am trying to put these fields vertical. What I am needing is that when the job number is looked up, it will also reference column 0 and put that figure in. The total figure is in column S in the second Tab. And the figure has to go in column N in the first tab.

Bear in mind that the First row on both tabs is a heading row.

Hope someone can help. Let me know if you require more information.
 
My guess would be that the code is not where it needs to be.
Have you installed it into a standard module in this workbook?
(Pressed F9 to calculate the sheet?)

The expected results & symtoms would be as follows.
#VALUE! - (named range incorrect or missing)
#NAME? - (code is not installed, or otherwise inaccessible)
A value but the wrong one - (The column index or row argument(s) (the last two
arguments in the formula) are incorrect.
The text 'Not Found' - (The lookup value is not found in the first column of the lookup table.
The desired value. - (All is cool :cool: )

Do any of these help?
 
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You're most welcome. Glad it helped.
(And as you've seen, there are no 'slight' errors in programming. It's like math, either
it works or it don't) :wink:
 
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