To determine the cell address of a VLOOKUP result in VBA, you can use the MATCH function in combination with the VLOOKUP function.
Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to do this:
Formula:
Dim lookupValue As Variant
Dim lookupRange As Range
Dim matchResult As Variant
Dim vlookupResult As Variant
Dim resultCell As Range
' Set the lookup value and range
lookupValue = "some value"
Set lookupRange = Range("A1:A10")
' Use the MATCH function to find the row number of the lookup value
matchResult = Application.Match(lookupValue, lookupRange, 0)
' Use the VLOOKUP function to get the result value
vlookupResult = Application.VLookup(lookupValue, lookupRange, 1, False)
' Use the Cells property to get a reference to the result cell
Set resultCell = Cells(matchResult, lookupRange.Column)
' Print the cell address and result value
Debug.Print "Result cell address: " & resultCell.Address
Debug.Print "Result value: " & vlookupResult
In this example, we first
set the lookup value and range. We then use the
MATCH function to find the
row number of the lookup value in the range. We pass the
row number and
column number of the lookup range to the
Cells property to get a reference to the result cell. Finally, we
print the cell address and result value for verification.
- Set the lookup value and range
- Use the MATCH function to find the row number of the lookup value
- Use the VLOOKUP function to get the result value
- Use the Cells property to get a reference to the result cell
- Print the cell address and result value
Answer: Determining the Cell Address of a VLOOKUP Result in VBA
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