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Default Combining VLOOKUP functions

Hey Guy & Gals:

To All the Excel guru's out there....

I have this Excel application which requires a combining of named ranges to
accomplish what I need in values. What I have is for example 30 records on
one sheet, but, on the VLOOKUP sheet (target) I may have as many as 300,000
records to search against for returned values which may match the data
against the 30 records of the first sheet. The VLOOKUP function I currently
have looks like so;
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(S5,'Tax Table'!$A$2:$D$33,2)),"",VLOOKUP(S5,'Tax
Table'!$A$2:$D$33,2)). I know, this is only a partial list, however, I need
to extend my VLOOKUP range searches to include various named ranges, since
Excel only handles 65,000 records vertically. How can I pull it all together
an have the VLOOKUP scan multiple ranges for values which may match those in
the first 30 records as mentioned earlier?

In the above example, I point to the worksheet named "Tax Table", however,
there is also a named range called "IncomeTax", the other is "IncomeTax1" and
"IncomeTax2 etc,etc,etc on the same sheet. How can this be done?

Thanks,
 
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