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How do I set up a formula with a changing range in an excel macro
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How do I set up a formula with a changing range in an excel macro
You need to post a bit more detail than that...
Are you asking for a VBA formula or a formula to put into a cell? By changing range, do you mean the range that the formula goes into changes, or a range reference used as a reference in the formula changes? In article , cinvic wrote: |
How do I set up a formula with a changing range in an excel ma
I don't know what his question was, but I have one along the same lines.
I am trying to write a vlookup formula where the table_array is a range name that can change based on other information in the same row. For example, if the service line in the current row is "business incentives", I want to look in a range name called "business_incentive". But if it is "employment tax", I want to look in the range name called "employment_tax". Business_incentives and employment_tax are ranges that are defined elsewhere in the workbook. Thanks for any help you can provide to me. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: You need to post a bit more detail than that... Are you asking for a VBA formula or a formula to put into a cell? By changing range, do you mean the range that the formula goes into changes, or a range reference used as a reference in the formula changes? In article , cinvic wrote: |
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