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Excel macro
I am changing a cells formula when user selects a number. The macro sets the
formula for the cells. These 2 formulas are identical but Excel keeps inserting a '\' before the \HOP when they are entered. Both files exist in the same directory and both references are vaild. I am trying to avoid using Network drive letter so that users may copy onto local machine This one does not, Excel forces the extra \ before "\HOP". Even if I delete the extra \ and hit enter Excel forces it back in. =VLOOKUP($B$3,'\\Techfil01v06\Ris\TSS\\HOP\TL Summary\HOPGroupSummP1206.xls'!GroupSummary,9,0) This one works fine because Excel is not forcing the extra \ =VLOOKUP($B$3,'\\Techfil01v06\Ris\TSS\HOP\TL Summary\HOPGroupSummP1106.xls'!GroupSummary,9,0) Can someone explain? |
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