Excel VLOOKUP not working solutions for N/A, NAME and VALUE errors by Svetlana Cheusheva updated on The tutorial explains how you can quickly cope with VLOOKUP not working problems in Excel 365, 19, 16, 13, 10, 07 and 03, troubleshoot and fix common errors and overcome VLOOKUP's limitationsError indicates that Excel is not able to recognize part of your formula It may be that you have misspelled a function name, you are referencing a named range that doesn't exist, or simply entered a wrong cell reference Function name misspelled 1 The divisor in the formula isn't blank or zero 2 Enter #N/A in the cell reference as the divisor If the results show as #N/A, it means your divisor is invalid 3 Change your cell reference in the formula or function to another cell with a nonzero or nonblank value 4 Make sure your value is right
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