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Thank you so much for you help. After some thought, I decided to go a different route, code snippet goes thusly: With rnVT For Each rnCheckVal In rnVT For Each rncell In rnALR On Error Resume Next If rncell = rnCheckVal.Value Then...

...apparently not. My experience with Excel to this point has been academic.

It is on auto.

I got a #REF error. But changed it to if(isna(match(A2,Sheet1!$A$2:$A$100,0)),B2,vlookup(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$A$100,2,false)) Then all I got was the return of the B2 cell of Sheet2 for every row that the formula was placed in. How does the syntax work here? I'm confused... Theoretically, then...

I don't expect other people to do the work that I'm (theoretically) being paid for. I'm looking for the right footing on this, as I am relatively inexperienced. The only real automation I'm looking for here is the actual updating bit. I had considered using a multi dimensional array, but I'm...

It's a one-row-per item deal - the important variables being the UniqueID, price, and quantity. The second sheet is the one we're updating from (i.e. will contain information about the new quantity of product in the garage and how much the manufacturer is charging today). The first sheet is a...

I've been beating this horse for a few days now. I'm ready to relent and ask for directions! I have a set up for inventory updates. The first worksheet in this workbook contains the old inventory data (for all products). The second sheet contains new inventory data (for selected products -...