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Although running SQL on text files is amazingly fast (considering there are
no indexes) there might be an advantage to move to a real database like SQLite. Very simple, very fast and very good free VB(A) wrapper available. Not sure you were thinking of using SQL, but I think when your lookups are getting complex using SQL will make it a lot simpler. RBS "Roger on Excel" wrote in message ... I use vlookup to access data from within my spreadsheet. The extensive dataset I have is on one of the sheets and is large and cumbersome. I understand that it is possible to link my sheet to an ancillary text file within which i can store my database. How does one go about doing this and will vlookup work? Can anyone help or redirect me? Thanks, Roger |
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