Vlookup to Index matching in VBA

[shiva_reshs]

I came to know that, there is an alternative for vlookup.

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Can anyone help me, how to convert this into a Index VBA??

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[oeldere]

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=VLOOKUP(RC[-2],'Worker-Exempt'!C2:C3,2,0)"

Change the red text.

[shiva_reshs]

I am not good in this... Can you help me with the code plz?

I am vlooking up in Sheet1, to the data of Worker Exempt sheet.

[shiva_reshs]

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Whats is wrong with this index matching code? I get application error.

Thanks

[oeldere]

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[shiva_reshs]

Found the answer..

cross posting below