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Default Approach for lookups

Hi

I have a working model now which uses named ranges, and I have written a VBA
function which looks up a value in the first column which is my index and
returns a required column intersection cell.

However, this did require a little jiggery pokery for the want of a better
word to do this. Have I missed some fundamental function which would do this
in VBA from a named range. Basically I use the range.Find method,and have to
find the offset from the start of the range in order to get my row and for
this I have to use R1C1 relative format and then add 1.

This works but it seems a little much to have to do to acheive this from
VBA, any help would be appreciated.

Thanks


 
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