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24 sie 2021 · The Cell Currently Being Evaluated Contains a Constant | #REF! Error. I am attempting to make a timesheet (Timesheet Breakdown tab) that auto-fills data from the "Time" tab. via a pivot table that is located in the "Backend" tab.
7 kwi 2017 · I try to do a simple VLOOKUP from another workbook (in the same folder, open), for which the syntax is: =VLOOKUP([@MtkNr];'[file.xlsx]Gesamtliste'!$E$2:$Z$76;5;0) (Ideally I would write.
Vlookup Error "The cell currently being evaluated contains a constant". I'm having a problem with a VLookup function. I'm trying to compare values from 2 columns and return the value in a third column where the match is found. So I have entered:
28 lut 2019 · I'm using formulas referencing to files in the same folder/location but still get the #Value Error, the formula will only work when source file is open. any ideas on what is causing this and how to fix it?
2 cze 2005 · Excel generates the message: "the cell currently being evaluated contains a constant" and then does not evaluate a formula. The same formula, character for character, works fine in a different workbook. I can find no differences between their properties. 1) Does anyone know what causes this?
4 mar 2021 · How do I use the value stored in C1 in other cells to get the path from C1 and add the tab name and the cell so I can reference the value in that file? I tried using: =TRIM([C1]tab1!$K$52) where tab1 is the tab name and cell I want to get value from is K52 in that tab. The formula above gives: #REF error
When I changed the formula to =Division!C88 the cell displays the formula rather than the value. The Evaluate Formula explanation is "The cell currently being evaluated contains a constant". How can I fix this so the correct value displays?
