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I am trying to do a Vlookup of an array in another worksheet. For example,
vlookup(1,Baseline,2) with "Baseline" as an array in another worksheet. It
seems that you could only perform a vlookup in the same worksheet. Is it
true? If so, is there another function that performs a similar task as
vlookup but in another worksheet?
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VLOOKUP can reference other sheets. Post the formula you're using. Perhaps
the syntax of the reference is incorrect.

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I am trying to do a Vlookup of an array in another worksheet. For example,
vlookup(1,Baseline,2) with "Baseline" as an array in another worksheet. It
seems that you could only perform a vlookup in the same worksheet. Is it
true? If so, is there another function that performs a similar task as
vlookup but in another worksheet?
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Thanks!

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