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    Re: VLOOK UP and = to help

    Mmmm. There are lots of pitfalls here. Firstly, you have a lot of merged cells (yellow shading on the two weekly sheets). Can you get rid of them? They will make maintenance of any formulae a TOTAL nightmare. They are best avoided entirely.

    Secondly, do I understand you correctly that you want to choose the entries in the 3 tan coloured cells in sheet 1 from dropdowns and then get Excel to do its stuff? If so - what is the point of the DD in D2. Is the same information not being displayed in D5? If so - why have it displayed twice?
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    Re: VLOOK UP and = to help

    I will try again.

    There will bw 4/5 Sheets labled as wK Commencing depending on How Many weeks are in the Month.

    On the search form I require a drop down box that when I select it will display all the site Names from each individual Week.

    So for example if i select Leicester from the drop down box, i will then need to select the week. and then the fields on the search form will auto Populate based on the vlook ups.

    If you know of an easier way or better design please feel free to show me. spent a week on this already lol but all the field names etc I need to keep.

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