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Right now I have =VLOOKUP(A47,'NAME AND PRICING'!A1:B2779,2, FALSE)
but the file is too big to save the list in this workbook. The table_array is 'NAME AND PRICING'!A1:B2779 and I want to have it look up another sheet in a different workbook and I don't know how. |
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