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vlookup formula error. I changed names of sheets in catering
Destinations-Directions worksheet. I'm using this formula to designate a worsheet with a specific sheet in it. =VLOOKUP($J$4,'[Catering Destinations-Directions.xls]#REF'!$A$1:$O$5134,11,FALSE) the error is #REF. I'm thinking i need to put name of sheet there, but whatever i put in returns error. thanks for any help |
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Check your other post for a response
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