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Guys good afternoon.
The formula below is ending in error #WORTH!.
The formula is comparing words with hyphenation, I don’t know if it influences anything.
=SE(PROCV(R25;'TABELA1'!A:A;1;0);"ERRO DE WORKFLOW";"")
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Guys good afternoon.
The formula below is ending in error #WORTH!.
The formula is comparing words with hyphenation, I don’t know if it influences anything.
=SE(PROCV(R25;'TABELA1'!A:A;1;0);"ERRO DE WORKFLOW";"")
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=SE(PROCV(R25;'TABELA1'!A:A;1;0);"ERRO DE WORKFLOW";"")
, Voce needs to define what the SE
, what Voce wants procv to return, whether it will be equal to something, or greater/lesser, needs to set this and then Voce will show the condition "Worflow Error" or "";
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@danieltakeshi vlw, sorry for the delay, I read about formatting, I’m paying attention to these items. thanks !!
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you can post a print of the data or post an example file indicating the expected result so that it is easier to reply.
– R.Galamba
But the PROCV function returns either the searched value or an error. What you consider to be true or false for the SE function criterion?
– anonimo
Maybe you should use: IS.NO.DISP(PROCV(R25;'TABELA1'! A:A;1;0)).
– anonimo
i followed the example here http://www.filetolink.com/d42e073229
– typemark22