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I pasted in a new module the following code from Patrick Molloy
in this group and the line myformula ="=IF(ISERROR...... was immediately highlighted in Error. I did not bother in this first try to Dim my variables. I did not think that would generate an error. Which raises this question : Are there any potential triggered errors before code run ? For instance, a Keyword not existing in my Visual Basic Version ? What did I miss ? Sub LookupFill() FirstRow = 20 LastRow = 70 WhichCol = "K" myformula ="=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C[1],Sheet1!RC"[-1]: _ R[155]C,2,0),"",VLOOKUP(C[1], _ Sheet1!RC[-1]:R[155]C,2,0))" With Range(Cells(Firstrow,WhichCol), _ Cells(Lastrow,WhichCol)) .Formular1C1 = myformula End With End Sub Thank you for your help Wayne |
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