I am looking for something that the value to refer its
own. Say B1 originally with the value of 20. Now I want to
use the lookup table to find out the 20 that is "abc" that
write back to its own cell. Is this something possible?

Chee-wooi

If you are saying that a value is entered into B1 and than you want the
program to lookup a new value for B1.

Use a Worksheet_Change event. Be sure to put the code in the sheet module
(not a standard module).

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Dim x
' I am not defining the type of variable because I don't know what you
' are using. Also it allows you to use mixed types.

x = Target.Value ' remove .Value if you have an error
Target.Value = Vlookup(x,"Your Table",2)
' I am assuming a 2 column table

End Sub

steve
Note: code not tested...

"Chee-wooi Ten" wrote in message
...
I am looking for something that the value to refer its
own. Say B1 originally with the value of 20. Now I want to
use the lookup table to find out the 20 that is "abc" that
write back to its own cell. Is this something possible?

Chee-wooi

You can only replace the cell contents with a macro. You could create a
formula in another cell to evaluate to the desired value.

steve

p.s.
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"Chee-wooi Ten" wrote in message
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Can it be done without writing a macro?

Regards,
cw

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