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    Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

    Hi all. Thanks for the help in advance.
    I've struggled with this one for a while. I'm basically parsing out a registry key and putting all the information on a single row. But the number of items under a header is variable and where the specific one i'm looking for is in a variable position. So what I've been doing is doing a VLOOKUP for that value. What I'm looking for help with is to make the table array variable in size based on a cell with the number of rows for that item.
    For example the lookup is two columns (C & D), and we'll say we're on row 100. The row size cell says 5 so I need the table_array to be C100:D104 (specifically =VLOOKUP("Item",C100:D104,2,FALSE). Basically, I only want to look so far down; I need the final cell (D104 in this case) to be dependent on another cell.

    Again, thanks!

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    Re: Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

    This probably won't be exactly what you need but should get you on the right lines:

    =INDEX(D100:D200,MATCH("Item",C100:INDEX(C100:C200,5),0))

    Ranges D100:D200 and C100:C200 can be adjusted as appropriate but need to be the same size. The 5 near the end will relate to row 104 (the 5th cell when starting at 100), but can be linked to a cell reference if that it easier. Or you can use another MATCH function to define it if that is desired.

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    Re: Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

    Then you need something like:

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    Replace the 5 with the cell reference that contains the row size.

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    Re: Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

    Worked perfectly! Thank you so much!!

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    Re: Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

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    Re: Dynamically Sized VLOOKUP Table Array

    SOLVED

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