Hi

This is probably quite trivial, but how do I do somthing like this:

ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Formula "=VLOOKUP(" & strLookValue(intLookNum) &
",Setup!A1:A15,2,FALSE)"

I am trying to add a variable from an array to the VLOOKUP formula.

/Sune

Maybe you need

ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Formula = "=VLOOKUP(""" & _
strLookValue(intLookNum) & """,Setup!A1:A15,2,FALSE)"

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Sune Fibaek" wrote in message
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Hi

This is probably quite trivial, but how do I do somthing like this:

ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Formula "=VLOOKUP(" & strLookValue(intLookNum) &
",Setup!A1:A15,2,FALSE)"

I am trying to add a variable from an array to the VLOOKUP formula.

/Sune

Maybe you need

That just may be!

ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Formula = "=VLOOKUP(""" & _
strLookValue(intLookNum) & """,Setup!A1:A15,2,FALSE)"

The third quote did the trick. I'd tried two, but not three.

Thank you very much!

/Sune

I bet you have to increase the number of columns in your lookup range, too.

A1:B15????

Sune Fibaek wrote:

Hi

This is probably quite trivial, but how do I do somthing like this:

ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Formula "=VLOOKUP(" & strLookValue(intLookNum) &
",Setup!A1:A15,2,FALSE)"

I am trying to add a variable from an array to the VLOOKUP formula.

/Sune

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Dave Peterson

Dave Peterson wrote:
I bet you have to increase the number of columns in your lookup range, too.

A1:B15????
Hi Dave,

Well, yes it would be hard pressed to find the second row in my range,
wouldn't it? The formula was not exactly a copy-paste job from the
actual code.

Sharp eyes!

/Sune