Vlookup function

D

Dana

Hi All,
I am familiar with the vlookup function - vlookup(lookup
value,table_array,col_index_num, range_lookup). If I had
multiple table_arrays to look from (e.g., range1, range2,
etc.), what syntax should I enter in the table_array so
that I don't have to type in the table_array multiple
times? I am thinking of just creating a table of all range
names and referring to the table as the table_array of my
vlookup function.

Thanks a lot!
 
N

Norman Harker

Hi Dana!

Just use an absolute reference to your table_array

Example, if your table is in P1:Q30

Amend the reference in your VLOOKUP to $P$1:$Q$30

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