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vlookup equivalent in vba??
ilses: thanx, this works fine indeed! or should I say "bedankt", guessing by your name you're Dutch-speaking?- tibandi
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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vlookup equivalent in vba??
hi, I know how to use the VLookup function in excel, but that only works if you specifie a table array. My problem is as follows: Each time data are added to a list (column, row, whatever), the function has to take the new data into account. I don't want to go changing the formulas each time...- tibandi
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
