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Greetings,
I have two workbooks (wb1 and wb2). I have a named range on wb2 called MyList. It is 71 columns by 3000 rows on a sheet called CustList. The dynamic named range is defined in the InsertNameDefine window with this code: =OFFSET(CustList!$A$2,0,0,COUNTA(CustList!$A:$BS), 71) The formula I need is to get the value in the 2nd column of MyList on wb2 when the value in $AI$2 on wb1 is the same as the entry in the 1st column of MyList on wb2. I can get this to work if MyList is in the same workbook as the formula. I am trying to get rid of individual customer lists in favor of a centralized list. This is the code I use for getting the value from a customer sheet on wb1: =IF(AI2="","",VLOOKUP(AI2,MyList,2,FALSE)) This works until I tried to modify it like this: =IF(AI2="","",VLOOKUP(AI2,wb2.xls!MyList,2,FALSE)) I really need to get the data from wb2 not wb1. Any one have any ideas as to how to accomplish this? TIA -Minitman |
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