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Hlookup with Variable.

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Ksquared (TechnicalUser)
31 Jul 12 0:57
Hello All.
Having a go at some VBA Excel 2010, and hit a roadblock.

If asmblyCode = Application.WorksheetFunction.HLookup(asmblyCode,Sheet3!B$2:!S$3', 1, False) Then
So, im trying to do a lookup for the variable asmblyCode on sheet3 B2-S3 on the first row.
I get a list separator or ) error.

Im not sure what is causing it......
Appreciate your help.
SkipVought (Programmer)
31 Jul 12 6:43
hi,

CODE

If asmblyCode = Application.WorksheetFunction.HLookup(asmblyCode,Sheets("Sheet3").Range(B$2:S$3"), 1, False) Then

Skip,

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judgeh59 (IS/IT--Management)
31 Jul 12 9:29
Hi Skip

should there be a doublequote before the B$2 to match the one after the $3?

Sheets("Sheet3").Range(B$2:S$3")
^

Ernest

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SkipVought (Programmer)
31 Jul 12 9:38

CODE

Sheets("Sheet3").Range("B$2:S$3")

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