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I am working on a project where I need to find a value in a cell within
a table (I use vlookup to do this). Once that value is found is there a
way to make that entire column active, so as I may then use a macro to
copy and print values of the active column?


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If you're using =Vlookup(), doesn't that mean you know what column you want?

Did you mean Row instead of one of those columns? (If yes, which one?)

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I am working on a project where I need to find a value in a cell within
a table (I use vlookup to do this). Once that value is found is there a
way to make that entire column active, so as I may then use a macro to
copy and print values of the active column?

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