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Cell Reference/Row Number 1
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SkipVought
Programmer
Hi,
Here's a way
Depending upon whether your lookup table has headings, you may have to subtract 2.
Hope this helps
Skip,
metzgsk@voughtaircraft.com
Here's a way
Code:
TheRow = Range("MyLookupTable).Row + LookupIndex - 1Hope this helps
Skip,metzgsk@voughtaircraft.com
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JVFriederick
IS-IT--Management
I'm all for cheating.
Add the formula =CELL("row",L2) onto the righthand side of your lookup table and copy for as many records as needed. (L2 is just an example)
Use the same criteria as in your first vlookup, but look at the new column containing the row rumbers.
Add the formula =CELL("row",L2) onto the righthand side of your lookup table and copy for as many records as needed. (L2 is just an example)
Use the same criteria as in your first vlookup, but look at the new column containing the row rumbers.
JVFriederick
IS-IT--Management
Sorry Skip, didn't see your reply!!
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