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Hello,
I have a complex workbook of which the first sheet is a large lookup table. It is accessed via 'VLOOKUP' from many parts of the workbook. 5 columns of the lookup table are now redundant and I would like to delete them, ie. delete the columns themselves, not just the data within them (which has already been deleted). If I do so, it messes up the rest of the workbook, because the Vlookup function uses a 'column numbers' , which has to be changed. I can get over it by just making the columns invisible, but are there any other mor elegant solutions ? Thanks KK |
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