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    VLOOKUP On-Line [OneDrive]

    Use vlookup all the time in Excel [local], but can't figure out how to make it work in Excel on-line [OneDrive].

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    It works in exactly the same way. What is the problem you are having, specifically?
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    You are correct that the formula works exactly the same way when both worksheets are in the same workbook.

    I'm using worksheets in two different workbooks (call them Book1 [where the formula goes] and Book2 [where the table array is]). In normal Excel this is easy, just use the format =vlookup(RefCell,[Book2]Sheet1!startpoint:endpoint,2).

    But, I'm using OneDrive. I own both of spreadsheets, they're in the same OneDrive folder, and are both open at the same time. The problem with OneDrive is that I can't figure out how to make the [Book2]Sheet1! part work. Normally you just click off to the other workbook (Book2), highlight the range, add a comma, and it jumps back to the formula so you can add the other arguments. Doesn't work that way in OneDrive. I don't know how to reference Book2.
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