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    VLOOKUP within VLOOKUP??

    Ok, heres the problem, I have to make excel call a table_range for use within a VLOOKUP formula, but to discover the range it requiers, it must VLOOKUP another table to discover the range it requires.

    Now, doing this (at least in theory) should be this:

    (VLOOKUP(P3,(VLOOKUP(E3,Lookups!D2:E17,2),2))

    Correct?? However, it wont seem to work, Any ideas people?

    Rich18144

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    As long as the second VLOOKUP returns something that looks like a range or range name to Excel (Like "A1:C40" or MyDataRange), I'm guessing that this might work for you . . .

    =VLOOKUP(P3,INDIRECT(VLOOKUP(E3,Lookups!D2:E17,2)),2)

    Does that help?

    Ron

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    Looks So Ron! I'll mess around with it for a bit, see if i can get it to work for the whole table!!

    Cheers!

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