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Default vlookup function does not work when range is hidden

I created a vlookup function and it works when the range is not hidden. When
I hide the range, the vlookup function does not work.
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Default vlookup function does not work when range is hidden

What is "does not work"?

Error message? Incorrect result? Nothing?

Which range is hidden?

The VLOOKUP table range?

Is the lookup value cell not hidden?

Is the VLOOKUP formula cell not hidden?

Hiding the table should not create a problem.

Hiding the table is a common practice.


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On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 09:48:02 -0700, VLOOKUP FUNCTION <VLOOKUP
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I created a vlookup function and it works when the range is not hidden. When
I hide the range, the vlookup function does not work.


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