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Double all single " so they read "" and it should work. HTH. Best wishes Harald "Deb" skrev i melding ... The function works in Excel. But, when VB encounters the first quote, it thinks the rest is a comment. I renamed the spreadsheets to have a one-level name so that I could remove the single quotes, but it still didn't work. Help!! Worksheets("Reformatted Data").Range("D1").Formula = "=INDEX(INDIRECT("'Downloaded Data'!$A$1:$H$"&'Start Here'!$E$11),MATCH(I3,INDIRECT("'Downloaded Data'!$I$1:$I$"&'Start Here'!$E$11),0),4)" |
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Double all single " so they read "" and it should work.
Only internal instances, and not the first and last... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP |
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"Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org skrev i melding
... Double all single " so they read "" and it should work. Only internal instances, and not the first and last... Roger last. First is not quoted in the initial posting. Double the first that's in the posting. <g Best wsishes Harald |
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