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Default how to lookup one source with alot of table array?

lookup value=eg.Custnum, table array= multiple spreadsheets of Custnum???
this formula is it possible to work? pls guide me
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Not a good description of your problem, which is probably the reason you did
not get an answer.

Take a look at VLOOKUP Worksheet Formula, and since other sheets are
involved you would need to use defined names.
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/vlookup.htm

That is if the information you need is on various sheets, not the customer
numbers on various sheets.
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lookup value=eg.Custnum, table array= multiple spreadsheets of Custnum???
this formula is it possible to work? pls guide me



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