Hi everyone,
Could youu help me convert this short VLOOKUP formula into a Macro?
Appreciate your help. Thank you.
Formula:
=VLOOKUP(AA6,AA8:AB10,2)
Hi everyone,
Could youu help me convert this short VLOOKUP formula into a Macro?
Appreciate your help. Thank you.
Formula:
=VLOOKUP(AA6,AA8:AB10,2)
Last edited by Vincent.Eymard; 10-11-2011 at 05:12 AM.
Oh by the way I want the results to appear on E11.. Hope you could help.
Thanks.
Appreciate your help on this. Thanks.
Please allow 24 hrs before bumping - Thx
Why convert it into a macro? What do you want to do?
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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Hi Roy,
Im trying to build something from a Spreadsheet that was handed over to me.
Did a search on the forum if I could find something similar to what I need but with no luck.
I can do Vlookup but that's not really what I was looking for.
I was hoping I could do this in the form of VBA. Any help will be appreciated.
Hi Arthur,
My apologies on bumping this thread up. Getting desperate I guess, wont happen again.
Thank you.
Any suggestions? Hope you guys could help me. Thank you.
This is what you need:
Next time you need something, try recording the macro to see what code you obtain. Then, you can tweak it as necessary.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Vlookup is the way to do this.
@arlu1201
Thanks, this is actually pasting the formula on the cell.
Im trying to avoid to have the formula there. I copy and paste this column and when I do I get the NA# since it was in fact a formula. Seems this is a hopeless case.
Thanks anyways for your help.
If you want to use VBA then I would use the .Find method, see the VBA Help files for an example. For more help post an example workbook
Closing thread. Got help from another forums.
Thanks anyways.
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I understand what you are saying and I've read the forum rules thank you.
I have been trying to get help from here but without any luck hence I had to resort to finding other means.
After much waiting it is only now that I posted on other site and was given a response in an instant.
And I immediately closed this thread after resolving the problem so I do not see why you'd say I do not comply.
I was hoping Forum Admins will be helpful. Didn't get that here.
But thanks anyways.
Cheers!
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