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VLookup Problem
I've got the following code, but it returns "#REF!" into the cell that
I was expecting the value - can anyone tell me what I've done wrong? I've double checked and it should be finding something in the target workbook: ---------- Sub Find_Values() Dim CustNo As String CustNo = "GB-NAA001" Address = Application.VLookup(CustNo, Workbooks("2009-05 Server_Utilisation.xls").Sheets("Server_Utilisatio n").Range("$C$25:$C $1000"), 3, False) Range("A1") = Address End Sub ----------- Many thanks for any advice. |
VLookup Problem
It doesn't like the value "3" in the end of the VLookup command, if I
change it to 1 it works fine but I don't want to return the value I am looking for - how can I get the value back from the same row but for columns "I" and "O" etc? |
VLookup Problem
Ignore me, of course you have to include in the range the columns you
want returning, sorry to waste your bandwidth, this worked: Address = Application.VLookup(CustNo, Workbooks("2009-05 Server_Utilisation.xls").Sheets("Server_Utilisatio n").Range("$C$25:$I $1000"), 3, False) |
VLookup Problem
in the "Immediate" window, out this
? Application.VLookup(CustNo, Workbooks("2009-05 Server_Utilisation.xls").Sheets("Server_Utilisatio n").Range("$C$25:$C $1000"), 3, False) and see what happens. "David" wrote in message ... I've got the following code, but it returns "#REF!" into the cell that I was expecting the value - can anyone tell me what I've done wrong? I've double checked and it should be finding something in the target workbook: ---------- Sub Find_Values() Dim CustNo As String CustNo = "GB-NAA001" Address = Application.VLookup(CustNo, Workbooks("2009-05 Server_Utilisation.xls").Sheets("Server_Utilisatio n").Range("$C$25:$C $1000"), 3, False) Range("A1") = Address End Sub ----------- Many thanks for any advice. |
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