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How to write Vlookup to drag across a row?
You realize that your example formulas wouldn't work at all, since your
range is a single column. Revising your range references, try this: =VLOOKUP($A1,$A10:$K20,COLUMNS($A:B),0) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "J.Mart" wrote in message ... How do you write a Vlookup function so that you can drag across a row and the reference column will change automatically...so it goes from =Vlookup(A1,A10:A20,2,false) =Vlookup(A1,A10:A20,3,false) automatically? |
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