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Sorry if this is showing twice, I could see my question last week but now I
can't find it anywhere??? I am trying to do this: Value of A1 on sheet 1 will match the value of either D1,E1,F1...P1 of sheet 2 Assuming it matches E1, I want to copy E2:E52 of sheet 2 over to B1:B51 of sheet 1 I don't think it matters but in case it does, the value that will be in A1 is actually {='sheet 3'!B3} and in my example above E1 would also be {='sheet 3'!B3} So I should always have an exclusive, exact match but I can't get the wording right. Can I even do this? If I have to I can replace my A1 and D-P1's with text but I would rather not so that I can add duplicate sheets to the Workbook (Values of D1 through P1 each has a ws of same name) with minimal or no editing of the macro. Please HELP!?!? -- THANKS! Steve |
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