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I have a question:
Here is what I want to happen. I am using UserForm/TextBoxes in transfer Argument 1 and Argument 2 in a Row 2 Sheet 2. And then I need to use in VLOOKUP fucntion, as Argument 1 should be as a LOOKUP_VALUE and Argument 2 as TABLE_ARRAY. Both or arguments should be dynamic, i.e. the actual data is tracked in other sheet in the same workbook. I will try to make it more clear by following: I have already a UserForm that copies two variables from Sheet1 to position of A2 and B2 in Sheet2. In Sheet2, in cell C3, I need to place a VLOOKUP formula so it reads cell B2 as dynamic table_array. Since the 1st UserForm every time executes CommandButton it copies different value. For instance, it may come as "TOTAL_POPULATION" (this has to be an table_array, pre-determined in Sheet3 and broke according to years) and the second variable as "Cherokee, KS". The function has to find "Cherokee, KS" in "TOTAL_POPULATION" table_array which is already in Sheet3 and return value for 2000 year (that would be =VLOOKUP(A2, B2, 2, FALSE). The reason I wanted to use UserForm, by inserting formula, it copies it as and "B2" and not the table_array. And there are about 20 table_arrays, so, that the 1st UserForm is used, a user has an option of selecting any other than "TOTATL_POPULATION" and so one. But it doesn't! I tried to use INDIRECT, but seems like it is not what I need for my needs. CLEAN and TRIM commands were used in VBA for (Trim(TextBox2.Text)) to make sure there are no blanks in between. But somehow, I keep getting the "#N/A" error. Meanwhile, if I type "TOTAL_POPULATION_FORECAST" table_array, it works perfect! |
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