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What I am trying to do is look at a range(a1:e600), if there is a value in a
certain column(c), to display the entry in the corresponding column(b). I am trying to use vlookup for this but I can't seem to get it to display the corresponding column. Am I doing something wrong, or possibly using the wrong function? -- RedFive |
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