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You would probably also find it usefull to search the Help for "About cell
and range references" and read up on the "The difference between relative and
absolute references"

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I am using the following fomula
=LOOKUP(c3,Lists!$aa2:$aa113,Lists!$ab2:ab113)
the formulas works great, however in trying to copy the formula, it adds a
number to the list values and looks like this.
=LOOKUP(c3,Lists!$aa3:$aa114,Lists!$ab3:ab114)
the list I am wanting to work with starts at aa1 and ends at aa113, so this
will not work.
I do not want to edit the formula in each cell, as I am wanting to fill
acouple thousand cells.
any suggestions?

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