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Tobey VBA Coding - Excel 2007 03-25-2009, 01:03 PM
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    Re: VBA Coding - Excel 2007

    I actually have it set up as you've describe already. The VLOOKUP function is referencing a value the "Formulas" sheet, not the actual formula itself.
    But, the formula on "Formulas" still requires values from the "Mod Calcs" sheet and these values are variable (they can come from different rows).
    Therefore, I can't use a specific cell, or range, in the formula. The formula requires data from the row on the "Mod Calcs" sheet that is using the VLOOKUP function.

    It's kind of a cycle that is using both sheets and referencing variable values on both, but without creating a "self reference formula"

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    Re: VBA Coding - Excel 2007

    Let's just take the opportunity to clarify a few things...

    I suggested Evaluate in VBA Context (not Worksheet Function) as you explicitly refer to VBA in your thread title (!) ... I subsequently interpret your post as saying N13 pulls a formula string based on a VLOOKUP & you want the result of said formula... in VBA you can use Evaluate to do this. At this point I bow out as I concede I can not fathom what you're trying to do whereas perhaps bitterenemy can...

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