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    Vlookup VBA copy and paste

    Hi Guys,

    Im having an issue with a vlookup cell ref (J3) in workbook1 sheet1 to lookup a date in workbook2 sheet1 (range b5:e2000), then to copy and paste the 3 corresponding columns on the right from workbook2 sheet1 to workbook1 sheet1 C7.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks Ash
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    Re: Vlookup VBA copy and paste

    Hello ashleye,

    Welcome to the Forum!

    Can you post your workbook? It would also help to know if you want a non VBA solution.
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    Re: Vlookup VBA copy and paste

    Hi Leith,

    Thanks for the response, my workbook1 is 40Mb and workbook2 is 24Mb so I dont wish to post the items as they contain sensitive information. I need to repeat the VBA code that is produced 18 times to get what I need out of this function. A non VBA solution, a more manual approach is what im trying to get away from.

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    Re: Vlookup VBA copy and paste

    Hello ashleye,

    You should post what code you do have.

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