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prayami Match and replace with index 08-22-2011, 04:07 PM
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    Re: Match and replace with index

    Hi,

    This program is working really nice. Please let me know, what should I do to achieve the following:
    Currently we are replacing the City Name with number. Now I need to extend this little bit. In the sheet2 i.e. "City". In the first column there is the list of the city. Now I have added column B with some text in front of each city.
    When I will run the function in sheet1. I want to replace the city name in sheet1, with the corresponding text in the column B in front of that city.
    e.g. In sheet2 i.e. "City":
    Sr. No. Column A Column B
    1 Auckland City of Sails

    Now in sheet1 stead of replacing "Auckland" with 1, it will replace it with text "City of Sails".
    Please help me to do this. Thanks.

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    Re: Match and replace with index

    Hello prayami,

    Can you post the updated workbook so I can use it for testing?
    Sincerely,
    Leith Ross

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