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    vlookup to convert to match and index vba

    Hi All,

    Can i check how could i change the below formula function to a match and index function instead. The reason is i understand that vlookup needs to take the left most column for reference. I do know how to place the match and index function as a formula in a cell. Need some help to understand which to amend for VBA though.


    I would like to move the column reference on the database sheet to column D and E.

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    Re: vlookup to convert to match and index vba

    Perhaps you mean like this?
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    Change the Ranges (D:D & E:E) to suit.

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    Re: vlookup to convert to match and index vba

    Thank you BSB. It was perfect.

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    Re: vlookup to convert to match and index vba

    Happy to help

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