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I have a formula in B:B that looks like this
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(VLOOKUP(A1,I:J,2,FALSE),'$M:$M,0 )),"Not Found","") but the VLOOKUP is standard. it always looks up adjacent cell in I and returns J VLOOKUP option always FALSE MATCH option always 0 I think a VBA function could reduce it to this =MYFIND(A1,$M:$M) I know to store a function in a module in personal.xls but and I don't know how to mimick these 3 formulas. Any help appreciated. thanks |
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