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    replace string and add value using vlookup

    Hi

    1. I want to replace supplier and customer name to their full name if their name exist in vlookup range.
    2. At the same time, I want to add Activities according to these condition:

    If the supplier or customer name appear on vlookup range, the Activities are system trading.
    Else, Activities are trading.

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    Re: replace string and add value using vlookup

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    Re: replace string and add value using vlookup

    Thanks.

    It is totally different with my code. I don't understand on this formula. What does it do actually?

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    Re: replace string and add value using vlookup

    After running the macro, look at results in column A. Since worksheet formulas can do this quite easily, the macro is simply putting the formula into column A for you.

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