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vlookup error
i used vlookup in my spreadsheet, but doesnt work ... case: i have a column a of 151 vehicle number , now i have to find principal outstanding from two column b & c table containing 196 vehicle number with principal outstanding , as i insert formula of =vlookup(a1,b1:c196,2,false) and it gives the desired result but then the problem occurs whhen i drageed formula, the dragged formula also dragged the table_array cell (like in a9,b9:c207,false), and when the vehicle number is store before the table_array it shows #N/A, i.e. if a9 contain vehicle number x and if x is at b4, then formula doesnt work... pl help
sort by column then by numbers in a row
HI all I have a table of results pictured here. Once the results are in, I sort the table by the Total Score Column. When we have a tie (as in line 3 & 4, I need to sort by who has the most highest score... so, who has the most 9 (equal here), then by most 8.5 (line 4 wins the tiebreaker, 4 over 2) Can I do this so it doesn't affect the order of the columns but just the rows involved.
Copilot icon missing in Excel Ribbon
Hello. I have a problem where the Copilot icon is missing from my ribbon in Excel. It showed up before on one of my accounts but then it disappeared the same day. I was wondering if anyone could please help me fix this and get the Copilot icon back in the ribbon. Thank you.Error on regression analysis
Hello everyone, I want to perform a regression analysis on my survey data, but I keep getting this error message: “Regression - The RGP() function returns an error value. Check the input ranges.” I’ve since figured out that it’s due to a specific row, but I couldn’t find any incorrect numbers, letters, or anything else in it that would trigger this message. Does anyone know what might be causing this and how I can fix the problem? Thanks in advance!Welcome to the Excel Community
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