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Power Automate 'Get Row' Excel returning #Value! rather than cell content

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Hello, 

 

Any thoughts on this:

 

Set up a Flow to get the contents of a row on an Excel Sheet and then copy them over to another table within the same workbook.

 

Flow finds the row without issues, but a couple of the cell values are returning #Value! when they have data. The cells are using a mix of the AVERAGE and COUNT forumlas to populate the cell, flow is able to get the correct value from one cell using AVERAGE and one cell using COUNT, but the two other cells using AVERAGE are returning #Value!.

 

All 4 Cells have data and are formatted the same, i.e. Number format.

 

Table:

Cells with DataCells with Data

Formulas:

FormulasFormulas

Output of Flow:

Flow OutputFlow Output

Any help would be apreciated.

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  • PrasadAthalye Profile Picture
    on at

    Are you saving those values from this flow? Also, All the columns that are used in the functions, are they formatted as int? 

  • mattrmelb Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Hi @PrasadAthalye thanks for responding. 

     

    >Are you saving those values from this flow? 

    The intent is to add the values into variables, that will come after the 'Get Row' step of the Flow.

     

    >All the columns that are used in the functions, are they formatted as int

    Yes, have tried a combination of 'General' & 'Number' formatting. Further to that I have checked that the table that the function is referencing to do the calculation all have the same formatting.

  • DEIVITY Profile Picture
    2 on at
    I had a problem of this type and after changing the regional settings of Excel Online to English (United States) I had to change the Excel Online formulas that dealt with dates and Power Automate returned the values ​​instead of the error.

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