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Hi Los,
I named a cell Target and used it in this simple test formula and it worked fine. =VLOOKUP(Target,A1:B5,2,0) If you did not name the lookup value cell Target, the the lookup value in your formula is the word Target and would have to be in quotes... =VLOOKUP("Target",A1:B5,2,0). If a named range then as above without the " "s. HTH Regards, Howard "Los in RI" wrote in message ... I have a cell format search criteria over a specified column range. When the criteria is satified, I need to enter a formula using VLOOKUP in an adjacent column that uses the value in the cell that satisfied my format search criteria as the lookup value. I used the formaul: "=VLOOKUP(Target,'C:\Documents and Settings[SummaryByProject(111005).xls]Current'!$B$1:$D$585,2,FALSE)" , where I tried to define Target as the cell that satisfied teh search criteria, but it does not work. I'd apprecaite any help you can give on this Thanks -- Los |
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