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VLOOKUP question

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    VLOOKUP question

    Hi All,

    Is there any way that I can adapt the following formula:

    =VLOOKUP($G$2,'T:\Ski\COSTINGS\[OPS prices 2009.xls]Lift passes'!$D:$N,4,FALSE())/D24

    Imagine
    A1 = 2010

    I want the formula to look up the workbook [OPS prices 2010.xls] instead of 2009

    Thanks in advance for your help,
    Steve

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    Get data from closed workbooks

    Here is a post on the subject:
    Be sure to read the discussion, since there are more examples, tried and tested.

    I would probably start with J-Walks Tip82 (copy and paste the code into: Alt+F11, Insert, Module).
    HTH
    Ola

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