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For both site and locality, how about this...

Application.VLookup(range("F6"), Worksheets("List").Range("B3:C5"), 2,
False)


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Excellent.

That worked. Last question, how do I insert the new data into a cell?

The worksheet is called "data" and the cell reference is held under
varaibales ("x" and "the value") and the data to input is held i
varaible "now".

This didn't work:

Worksheets("Data").Cells(x, thevalue) = now

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