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Can I fix the range of table array, so when I copy and paste vlookup formula,
the table array can be kept in an original range. |
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Yes, you need to use absolute addressing by putting $ in front of the
cell references for the table. For example, your formula might look like this: =VLOOKUP(A1,$M$1:$P$100,2,0) Then you can copy it down and the $M$1:$P$100 will not change. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 31, 1:55*pm, sabrina wrote: Can I fix the range of table array, so when I copy and paste vlookup formula, the table array can be kept in an original range. |
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