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Per Tom Ogilvy:
Also, perhaps you need to at least temporarily populate the cell references to insure the formula does not evaluate to an error. That's the route I took. Created a bogus entry at the end of each lookup table, populated with just a single underscore - which is legal for a range name. After .Adding the .Validation, I went back and removed the underscores. Prolly ought to delete the range named "_" and adjust the dimensions of the ranges to ignore the dummy rows... but for now, I'm just gonna move on to the vLookup part... -- PeteCresswell |
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