Mar 23 2020 12:57 PM - edited Mar 23 2020 12:59 PM
I would like to turn off the Dynamic Array function so that I do not get the Spill Error. Is this possible? I am trying to do an impact analysis. I want to VLookup values into my file. I am working with 75 price groups that can have 1 of 3 discounts. My impact analysis is based on sales, so the customers are not grouped in this file. I use concat to put the data together before I do the Vlookup. Before I would filter on Discount 1 and then use VLookup to pull in the discounts for those discount 1 customers. Now if I do that, I will get the spill error when I copy and paste the values for the Discount 1 customers and try to move on to the Discount 2 customers. Any ideas?
CONCAT PrGp / MG3 / BPC | Disct | SOLD QTY | EXT LIST PRICE | EXT NET PRICE | Multiplier | Discount | AUNP | SUM IF | New MG3 Disct for XXX | New Net Sales |
CC IN3ISWITCH PROGRAM | 1 | 1 | 1,525.00 | 219.60 | 0.1440 | 85.60 | 219.60 | 219.60 | ||
CC IN3HSWITCH PROGRAM | 1 | 4 | 1,828.00 | 263.24 | 0.1440 | 85.60 | 65.81 | 263.24 |
Mar 23 2020 01:27 PM
add "@" before the formula and make it as Implicit Intersection.
copy of sample file with your constructed formula will be helpful
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Mar 23 2020 02:37 PM
Mar 24 2020 04:33 AM - edited Mar 24 2020 04:34 AM
@Abiola1 Thanks for the suggestion, except that I want to VLookup into the same column three times (one time for each discount). I think I have figured out a solution for my problem. I will just add three more columns into my file - one column for each discount group.