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what is need is something like:
=VLOOKUP(A2;'Sheet1:Sheet2'!A:G;5;FALSE) but of course it will not work in such way. I jsut need the vlookup to search not in one but ALL sheets and there are around a 1000, so instead of repeating the function =VLOOKUP(A2;Sheet(1)!A:G;5;FALSE) on each sheet i would like the function to go through all sheets at once) Best Regards, Pawel P. (X) is the sheet number :-) |
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