Possible IF formula confusion

adarshleo

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Hi everyone,

Can anyone please give the formula that needs to be inputted in cell I16. It is something obviously simple, but i just cant seem to get it. Thanks in advance.

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Check this and revert -

Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(1,($G$5:G$10=G16)*($H$h:$H$10=H16),$I5:$i10,,0)
 
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The error seemingly identified. Check this and revert -

Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(1,($G$5:G$10=G16)*($H$5:$H$10=H16),$I5:$I10,,0)
 
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The error seemingly identified. Check this and revert -

Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(1,($G$5:G$10=G16)*($H$5:$H$10=H16),$I5:$I10,,0)

I had identified this error earlier. It does not work. Here is the XL2BB view:

Candidate's Assessment Template - Adarsh.xlsx
GHI
3Pre-defined Grade
4 Industry RankRevenue RankGrade as per the industry and revenue rank
5110.50
6121.00
7131.50
8212.00
9222.50
10233.00
11
12
13Question
14
15 Rank of IndustryRank in terms of RevenueGrade
1612#N/A
1721#N/A
1813#N/A
1922#N/A
2011#N/A
2122#N/A
2213#N/A
2311#N/A
2423#N/A
2512#N/A
Question2 - 5 mins (Excel)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G16:G25G16=VLOOKUP(B16,$A$5:$B$8,2,0)
H16:H25H16=IFS(C16>=2000000,"1",C16>=1000000,"2",C16<1000000,"3")
I16:I25I16=XLOOKUP(1,($G$5:G$10=G16)*($H$5:$H$10=H16),$I5:$I10,,0)
 
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The #N/A error tends to suggest you might be trying to match text values (that look like numbers) with numerical values. Try changing the XLOOKUP formula to this & see if it makes any difference:
Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(1,(TEXT($G$5:G$10,"@")=TEXT(G16,"@"))*(TEXT($H$5:$H$10,"@")=TEXT(H16,"@")),$I$5:$I$10,"No match")
 
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Solution
The #N/A error tends to suggest you might be trying to match text values (that look like numbers) with numerical values. Try changing the XLOOKUP formula to this & see if it makes any difference:
Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(1,(TEXT($G$5:G$10,"@")=TEXT(G16,"@"))*(TEXT($H$5:$H$10,"@")=TEXT(H16,"@")),$I$5:$I$10,"No match")
OH YES! You're right, the formulas in H16:H25 were not in numbers. Thanks for pointing that out.
 
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