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VBA Alternative to Vlookup
Hi All,
I am looking for an alternative to the Vlookup function by some coding in VBA. I know how to use the vlookup function without any hassle at all - including in this case, but I really would like to have it coded, to prevent unauthorised modifying etc. All I'm after is checking a part number that a user will input into a cell, then on the click of a button will check that part number against a list and then in another cell indicate whether the chacked part is hazardous or not. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Stan |
VBA Alternative to Vlookup
Use search to get the correct value:
Dim Rnge As Range Dim Hazard As String Rnge = Worksheets(NAME).Range.Find(SEARCHVALUE, LookIn:=xlValues LookAt:=xlWhole) Hazard = Range(Rnge).Offset(y, x).Valu -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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