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I have a database style spreadsheet that I use a lot and is stored on
our intranet. I use a vlookup to find information about products in a database. I look up the unique product name then choose the column that matches a specific fieldname text. It looks something like this: =VLOOKUP(A2,ExternalRange,MATCH(F1,ExternalFieldna me,0),FALSE) There are only two changing variables in this formula so I've tried to create a custom function that already has the external database and fieldname range built in, but to no avail. Anyone suggest help? I guess that the custom function would only need to know the A2 and the F1 bit in the example above. |
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