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Use: Chr$(34) to display a quote mark.
-- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Tony" wrote in message .... Almost there. I am getting the formula: =VLOOKUP(Dungate,BuddyInfo,1,FALSE) which returns #NAME? All I need now is to add the quote to the lookup value: =VLOOKUP("Dungate",BuddyInfo,1,FALSE) Tony "Jim Cone" wrote: "=VLOOKUP(" & BuddyL1 & ",buddyinfo,1,FALSE)" -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Tony" wrote in message I am using the following code to take a value from a master sheet (BuddyL1) and do a VLOOKUP in the same master worksheet named range (Buddyinfo) and pick up the First name Initial). This is the cell value I receive when I enter the cell where the formula eventually resides: =VLOOKUP(BuddyL1,BuddyInfo,1,FALSE) This is what I have so far which comes back with a #NAME error: -snip- wsPh.Range("e" & Mcnt) = "=VLOOKUP(buddyL1,buddyinfo,1,FALSE)" -snip- |
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