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WHat is the syntax to use vlookup - to gett data from a closed spreadsheet
called my.xls from a tab call sheet1.
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=VLOOKUP(E1,'C:\File location\[my.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1:$B$100,2,0)


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WHat is the syntax to use vlookup - to gett data from a closed spreadsheet
called my.xls from a tab call sheet1.
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Default vlookup on close file

sorry Dan/mama to tag on to your answer with a question...but what if you
have in indirect function to make it go to the right sheet?....i've heard
that you can you indirect if the other file is open....

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=VLOOKUP(E1,'C:\File location\[my.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1:$B$100,2,0)


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WHat is the syntax to use vlookup - to gett data from a closed spreadsheet
called my.xls from a tab call sheet1.
Thanks you

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