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VBA Vlookup Nth occurrence help

  1. 04-04-2013, 07:10 PM #1
    randell.graybill
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    VBA Vlookup Nth occurrence help

    I have this portion of code 

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    And this returns the first occurrence of wo. What I want is to be able to do find the 2nd 3rd and 4th occurrences.

    This project has variable number of entries for each Work Order. One work order may have 4 entries (most have one) I will use if statements to determine what is done with the information once found.

    The idea would be something to the effect (logical demonstration only). Can anyone help me with this? I can find plenty of posts online on how to do this on the workbook level.

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    Re: VBA Vlookup Nth occurrence help

    I took a different approach to this than a vlookup. Probably not the get way to do it but it worked for my needs.

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    Re: VBA Vlookup Nth occurrence help

    Hi

    You could do something like this.

    nominate an array which will contain the values required.
    loop through the range (B3:B LR) and if it matches the lookup value, then put the next value across into the array.
    then put the result from the array into the relevant textbox

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    The above code is just a bit of a guide for structure and concept.

    HTH

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