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    how to convert the vlookup function to vba code

    how to convert the vlookup function to vba code


    =VLOOKUP("TITE",Sheet2!A:D,5,FALSE)



    I DONT MEAN
     ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=VLOOKUP(""TITE"",Sheet2!C:C[3],5,FALSE)"

    I'm asking about a vba code works as a vlookup function

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    Re: how to convert the vlookup function to vba code

    I DONT MEAN

    Why is the give code not working for you?

    I can't help you enough with VBA, but i'm currios to the reason.
    Notice my main language is not English.

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    Re: how to convert the vlookup function to vba code

    Maybe this sample will help...
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