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    Using Vlookup

    Good Evening all

    I have attached the file that I am working on, it has worksheets named, " Master, VK1, VK2,VK3,VK4,VK5,VK6,VK7,VK8,VK9,VK0 "

    On the master sheet I have areas the do a search for data in each of the cells related to the call sign that I enter in cell " C1",

    There seems to be a problem where we have cells with multiple of the same call sign,

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    I have further ideas to resolve when this is solved. ONE STEP AT A TIME.....

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    Re: Using Vlookup

    You missed the final argument:

    =VLOOKUP($C$1,'VK4'!$A$2:$Q$200,2,0)

    Please try to make your thread titles more descriptive - this one is borderline. Think Google search when composing your title.
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    Re: Using Vlookup

    Thank you AligW

    I amended the formular and it works now,

    Do you want me to mark as Solved.

    Peter

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    Re: Using Vlookup

    Yes, please.

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