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    vlookup across two workbooks

    I have two workbooks. 2009 and 2010. I have a formula that is not working correctly and I can not figure this out. Look in workbook 2010, column AF for the formula.

    What I need is to lookup in 2010, sheet Working B7KD, column O, and match that number to workbook 2009, sheet SAP VSOE, column O. If there is a match then copy Column AF (comments) in 2009 to column AF (explanation) in 2010.


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    Re: vlookup across two workbooks

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    Re: vlookup across two workbooks

    I use the code but the result come back as all zeros in the column.

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    Re: vlookup across two workbooks

    What can I say? I used the workbooks you provided. Are they different to the ones you are using?

    However, it looks as though I picked up a formula part way down the sheet. Sorry.

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    That will replace the zeroes by blanks because that's what's in the source book/sheet.

    I have attached the workbooks you uploaded so you can see it working.

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