Helloitsme
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- Feb 19, 2021
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Hi, I don't understand why my formula is showing an incorrect number in H12-H13 but H14-H15 is correct. They all use the same formula by looking up a value from the table, in another sheet, then performing a multiplication, some additions, then another multiplication to convert the number from Euro to my local currency. This MUST be done in this order.
The VLOOKUP is returning the correct data, but when i multiply by 1,247 (24,7%), the data returned is significantly lower than the start value. Any help is appreciated!
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
G12:G15 | G12 | =IFERROR(VLOOKUP($F12,'Stock Perfume'!$E:$R,12,FALSE),"") |
H12:H15 | H12 | =IFERROR(($G12*1.247+8.15+2*7.45),$I12) |
Named Ranges | ||
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Name | Refers To | Cells |
'Stock Perfume'!_FilterDatabase | ='Stock Perfume'!$E$4:$R$56087 | G12:G15 |
Cells with Conditional Formatting | ||||
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Cell | Condition | Cell Format | Stop If True | |
J6:J5000,H6:H500 | Expression | =IF($A6="";TRUE;FALSE) | text | YES |
J6:J5000,H6:H500 | Cell Value | <$I6-150 | text | NO |
J6:J5000,H6:H500 | Cell Value | >$I6+10 | text | NO |
The VLOOKUP is returning the correct data, but when i multiply by 1,247 (24,7%), the data returned is significantly lower than the start value. Any help is appreciated!