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I don't think you need VBA instead do with formulas in Excel
I would have 3 worksheets labled Table,Scores, and Interpretation Note the number 3, 7, and 11 in column A. I would leave column A empty on the other two worksheets so data is in the same column on each worksheet. Table worksheet A B C D E F thru L same as previous 1 3 A-Low B-Low C-Low D-Low 2 7 A-Med B-Med C-Med D-Med 3 11 A-Hi B-Hi C-Hi D-Hi Scores A B C D E F thru L same as previous 1 Scores Scores Scores Scores 2 Scores Scores Scores Scores 3 Scores Scores Scores Scores Interpretation (fil with formulas below table) A B C D E F thru L same as previous 1 2 3 enter B1 and copy to B2 and B3 formula for B1 =lookup(Scores!B1,Table!$A$1:$L$3,2,False) Formula for B2 =lookup(Scores!B2,Table!$A$1:$L$3,2,False) Formula for B3 =lookup(Scores!B3,Table!$A$1:$L$3,2,False) Copy B1 to C1 thru L1 C1 change 2 to 3, then copy C1 to C2 and C3 Similar to above but "2,false" changes to "3,false" formula for C1 =lookup(Scores!C1,Table!$A$1:$L$3,3,False) Formula for C2 =lookup(Scores!C2,Table!$A$1:$L$3,3,False) Formula for C3 =lookup(Scores!C3,Table!$A$1:$L$3,3,False) D1 change 2 to 4, then copy D1 to D2 and D3 Similar to above but "3,false" changes to "4,false" formula for D1 =lookup(Scores!D1,Table!$A$1:$L$3,4,False) Formula for D2 =lookup(Scores!D2,Table!$A$1:$L$3,4,False) Formula for D3 =lookup(Scores!D3,Table!$A$1:$L$3,4,False) continue to column L is simialr fashion |
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