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Forgive me if this posting is in the wrong area of this forum. I would like
to create a macro that inserts a formula into each cell in column I where the column A is populated for that row. The formula I'd like to use is: =LOOKUP(B2,'06-2005'!B:B,'06-2005'!J:J) I want the formula to reflect the previous worksheet (month-1) rather than a fixed name ('06-2005') putting in a fixed sheet name. Is this possible? If so, how? Thanks in advance, Marina Garrison |
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