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I am creating an AddIn that does a vlookup in one of the worksheets use
to created the add-in. Can this method work? Why I ask is because
get a compile error when I do this. Below is my vlookup coding I us
in the immediate window:

?application.vlookup(32,Tbles!A5:G130,2,0

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Try adding the workbook name

??Application.Evaluate("VLOOKUP(32,'[myAddin.xla]Tbles'!A5:G130,2,0)")

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I am creating an AddIn that does a vlookup in one of the worksheets used
to created the add-in. Can this method work? Why I ask is because I
get a compile error when I do this. Below is my vlookup coding I use
in the immediate window:

?application.vlookup(32,Tbles!A5:G130,2,0)


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Yes, that works! Thanks a lot

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