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I am attempting to run a loop which takes cell A1 and
tries to locate matching cell (e.g. B35) then replacing D1 with C35. Any thoughts on how to write this in a macro in Visual Basic?? |
Loops
Hi
why not use a worksheet function. e.g. the following in D1 =VLOOKUP(A1,$B$1:$C$100,2,0) you can use this also in VBA. Try dim ret_value ret_value = application.worksheetfunction.vlookup(Range("A1"). value,Range("$B$1:$C$ 100"),2,0) Range("D1").value=ret_value -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Snow wrote: I am attempting to run a loop which takes cell A1 and tries to locate matching cell (e.g. B35) then replacing D1 with C35. Any thoughts on how to write this in a macro in Visual Basic?? |
Loops
Thanks Frank. I will try these and see if I can get
either to work. Snow -----Original Message----- Hi why not use a worksheet function. e.g. the following in D1 =VLOOKUP(A1,$B$1:$C$100,2,0) you can use this also in VBA. Try dim ret_value ret_value = application.worksheetfunction.vlookup(Range ("A1").value,Range("$B$1:$C$ 100"),2,0) Range("D1").value=ret_value -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Snow wrote: I am attempting to run a loop which takes cell A1 and tries to locate matching cell (e.g. B35) then replacing D1 with C35. Any thoughts on how to write this in a macro in Visual Basic?? . |
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