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Default Replacing "IF" or "Lookup" formulas with VBA function

In worksheet1 I have a range (a1:b12).
In worksheet2 I have 12 column headings (a1:l1) and I want to search
worksheet1 range a1:a12 for the corresponding column headings then populate
worksheet2(a2:l2) with the data from worksheet1 (b1:b12).
I was able to use the "IF" formula in worksheet2 until I expanded past the 7
nested functions rule. I've tried to use Lookup and Vlookup formulas but both
require sorting which is not an option.
I've also tried to use the IFELSE function and LOOKUP functions in VBA
without success.

I appreciate the assistance and enjoy the learnings that go into problem
solving.

Thanks,
dhunter43
The Performance Advantage, LLC
 
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