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Default define a range that equals the first row of another range

Alan,
Sorry for not being clearer.

Assume I need to do a vlookup and a match statement in the same user defined
function.

If I imput the vlookup_lookup_range (a 2-D) array, I will need either the
first row or first column of vlookup_lookup_range to do the Match function.

So how do I get range for the, say, the first row from vlookup_lookup_range?

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Richard


"Alan Beban" wrote:

Richard wrote:
Mike,
You solved first problem I am having with the embeded function.
My Excel book indicated I should use 'application.worksheetfunction' not
just 'worksheetfunction'. The longer expression does not embed.

The problem I'm still having is that I would like to only have to pass one
range through my function, something like this:

sub function modified_vlookup(input_value, search_range, column_heading)
modified_lookup= vlookup(input_value, search_range, match(column_heading,_
first-column-of-search_range)
end function

So you see I still need a way of coming up with
first-column-of-search_range

Application.Index(search_range, 0, 1)

Alan

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