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![]() Niek, The formula you posted works fine, but once it has been overtyped it is lost. What I want is for a manually-entered value in cell A5 to be the source to look up a value for B5, and a manually-entered value in cell B5 to be the source to look up a value for A5. If the user enters a value in cell A5, but then changes their mind and enters a value in cell B5, your formula in cell A5 no longer exists to look up the value in cell B5 (confused? :) ) I've got a working solution now with the Worksheet_Change event and it's not as clumsy as I first thought. I'd still be interested in any other solutions though. Thanks, Vindaloo -- Vindaloo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Vindaloo's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32634 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=531866 |
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