LookUp/Match/Index Not Working

mulholm

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I have the following formula:

=(LOOKUP(B3,January!D:D,January!J:J))

B3 = "Agent 3"

The Table i am trying to look form is the following:

ABCDEFGHIJK
LocationCSMManagerAgentConformance %Adherence %Inbound CallsAve Inb TalkAve Inb HoldAvg Inb WrapInb AHT
XXXAgent 199.75%97.0%7,74036091165525
XXXAgent 2104.26%99.7%68482116208690
XXXAgent 3100.32%97.8%84124238129371

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</tbody>

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</tbody>

The formula should return "129" as this is what "Agent 3" Avg Inb Wrap is, however when i run the formula it just returns "Avg Inb Wrap".

Any ideas how this is?
 
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The INDEX(..MATCH()) would be better as you set the Match Type to Exact.
LOOKUP requires the data to be sorted and may still provide incorrect results.
 
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I tried index/match and it returns the same value :(.

Instead of matching row 4 it matches row 1
 
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Try it like
=INDEX(January!A2:K4,MATCH(B3,January!D2:D4,0),10)
 
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Not working either :(

I doesn't seem to be picking up the "Match" part of it.

When I just index it, it worked but row will change so can't use only index
 
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Works for me


Excel 2013/2016
BC
3Agent 3129
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3=INDEX(January!A2:K4,MATCH(B3,January!D2:D4,0),10)




Excel 2013/2016
ABCDEFGHIJK
1LocationCSMManagerAgentConformance %Adherence %Inbound CallsAve Inb TalkAve Inb HoldAvg Inb WrapInb AHT
2XXXAgent 199.75%97.00%7,74036091165525
3XXXAgent 2104.26%99.70%68482116208690
4XXXAgent 3100.32%97.80%84124238129371
January


Are you sure that the contents of B3 are EXACTLY the same as in the table
 
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Yeah :( I honestly don't know why it isn't working. I will try again and see if I can work it out.

Thanks for your help though, I will use it as a reference point.
 
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If you do
=LEN(B3)
=LEN(January!D4)
Where D4 is the cell that should match B3, do you get the same result?
 
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Glad you sorted it & thanks for the feedback
 
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