Reputation: 5039
So I have this spreadsheet
And I want to essentially grab the value to the right of the value.
So for example, if I look for x
, I want to get the values of E9
, and E15
. So far this is my query:
=LOOKUP(D23 , $D$5:$E$16 , $E$5:$E$16 , FALSE)
But all I'm getting is:
Error
Formula parse error
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
EDIT:
I thought I might be making a mistake, since I forgot I'd have to SUM
, but after changing the key to tax
it still doesn't work
I tried both LOOKUP
and VLOOKUP
, same problem in each
I also tried smth I found in a tutorial, but no luck
=VLOOKUP(D23 , $D$5:$E$16 , 2 , FALSE)
TO FUTURE SEARCHERS:
To figure out which "breaker" you need (,
of ;
), take a close look at the formula help. It's the blue question mark next to the fx
Upvotes: 2
Views: 20163
Reputation: 670
Try using SUMIF
(Documentation) instead of LOOKUP
or VLOOKUP
.
Like so:
=SUMIF(D5:D16;"tax";E5:E16)
Also, as you are using a Polish "Locale", you should use ;
instead of ,
.
Reasoning: whether you have to use ,
or ;
depends on the "Locale" of the spreadsheet, under File –> Spreadsheet Settings. For example, a US or UK "Locale" would use the former (,
) while a Hungarian or Polish "Locale" would use the latter (;
)
Upvotes: 9