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Emulate Index/Match combo function w/ VBA custom function
Does anyone know the code to emulate this function using a custom VBA function:
=INDEX(ReturnRange(MATCH(MatchValue,LookupRange,0) ) TIA. |
Spencer,
For example: Dim ReturnRange As Range Dim MatchValue As Variant Dim LookupRange As Range Set ReturnRange = Range("A1:A10") MatchValue = 17 Set LookupRange = Range("B1:B10") MsgBox Application.Index(ReturnRange, _ Application.Match(MatchValue, LookupRange, 0)).Value HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Spencer Hutton" wrote in message ... Does anyone know the code to emulate this function using a custom VBA function: =INDEX(ReturnRange(MATCH(MatchValue,LookupRange,0) ) TIA. |
Maybe the discussion a few lines below this one (Sumif - FastExcel, poster
Naz) is interesting for you -- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Spencer Hutton" wrote in message ... Does anyone know the code to emulate this function using a custom VBA function: =INDEX(ReturnRange(MATCH(MatchValue,LookupRange,0) ) TIA. |
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