Try this:
=VLOOKUP($C$3,summary,ROW(A3),FALSE)

Now when you copy down, the A3 will change to A4, and cause the ROW function
to return a value of 4.

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Luke M
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"Davidm" wrote:

Is there any way when copying a vlookup formula or similar to have the row of
the range change for example suppose you have a formula
=VLOOKUP($C$3,summary,3,FALSE)
and you want to copy down to cell below so formula is
=VLOOKUP($C$3,summary,4,FALSE)
and keep on going so when you copy down next the 4 changes to a 5 etc.

Thanks Dave