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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 15:55 Delegate Hiren said...

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VBA

Can you code Vlook ups ?

thanks

H

Mon 29 Mar 2010, 08:15 Trainer Stephen said...

RE: VBA

Hi Hiren

Thanks for your question

You can indeed code vlookups. They are included in the application object's worksheet functions collection. You type the keyword followed by the function's arguments

For example

application.worksheetfunction.vlookup("A1","C1:H5",3,False)

Hope this is useful

Regards

Stephen

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