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Im a bit confused about this. I have a RangeName Table. I want to Find the
row which say "Blue" is in ( Relative to the range ) so myRangeName.Find("Green") ' returns a range absolute to the spreadsheet, this is no good to me because I want to refer to the table using the Cells property. such as ..Cells('FoundRowNum,9) to get the adjacent value to Green. Whats the simplest way to do this ? Activity LookupValue Blue 7 Green 9 Red 12 |
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