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I am trying to use vlookup in a macro. I have to use
ActiveCell.Value = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(........) because the active cell is in a column that will continuously move to the right. Therefore I can not use a static command. For the first argument of the vlookup how can I have it reference the cell is column A of the same row. If I can get that part I think I can get the rest. Thanks |
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