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For a vlookup function, I need to reference a name in another
workbook, If the workbook is "Source Data.xls" and the Defined name in that workbook is "lookuprange" then what will the second argument in the formula below (in another workbook) be =vlookup(b2,second argument,3,false) Thanks in Advance for the help. Regards, Raj |
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http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions05.html#RefWkbk "Raj" wrote in message ... For a vlookup function, I need to reference a name in another workbook, If the workbook is "Source Data.xls" and the Defined name in that workbook is "lookuprange" then what will the second argument in the formula below (in another workbook) be =vlookup(b2,second argument,3,false) Thanks in Advance for the help. Regards, Raj |
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=vlookup(b2,'Source Data.xls'lookuprange,3,false)
note the apostrophes Regards, Peter T "Raj" wrote in message ... For a vlookup function, I need to reference a name in another workbook, If the workbook is "Source Data.xls" and the Defined name in that workbook is "lookuprange" then what will the second argument in the formula below (in another workbook) be =vlookup(b2,second argument,3,false) Thanks in Advance for the help. Regards, Raj |
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