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I am using a simple Vlookup below:
=VLOOKUP(A58,[a74]Task_Export_Table!$C$1:$J$200,4,FALSE) This lookup is in spreadsheet A. It references data from spreadsheet B, a different spreadsheet located on my hard drive. Because the spreadsheets will move to other computers/hard drives, I want to allow people to specify the location of B: I'm using [a74], which includes the drive location (P:\Testing\etc.) in the vlookup to accomplish this. Unfortunately, if I change the value in a74, the vlookup doesn't reference the new value but it appears that it references the original value in A74. Any help would be appreciated. Paul C. Peterson. |
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