I have this as my VLookup formula:
=VLOOKUP($B24,'Reference Tables'!$A$2:$B$100,2,FALSE)
B24 ends up pulling the formula result of "4" as this cell is a formula itself which is this:
=IFS(LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=12,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,1),LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=13,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,2),LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=14,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,3))
its like it can't see that B24 is just 4. Instead it gives me an error, but if I type in 4 into the cell and replace that formula it works fine.
Can I not use Vlookup to look at a formulated cell or do I have to add an additional piece of information or formatting?
=VLOOKUP($B24,'Reference Tables'!$A$2:$B$100,2,FALSE)
B24 ends up pulling the formula result of "4" as this cell is a formula itself which is this:
=IFS(LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=12,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,1),LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=13,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,2),LEN('Q-Tools Data'!$A2)=14,LEFT('Q-Tools Data'!$A2,3))
its like it can't see that B24 is just 4. Instead it gives me an error, but if I type in 4 into the cell and replace that formula it works fine.
Can I not use Vlookup to look at a formulated cell or do I have to add an additional piece of information or formatting?