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Vlookup, updating data

Is is possible to build in a macro which has vlookup up included in it and be able to lookup data relating to privouse months.

This might be a excel or a VBA question.

Example for my management accounts i need to up date the budget and last year figure on a monthly basis. is it possible to do this using macro without me having to manualy chand the budget and last year data.

thanks

RE: Vlookup, updating data

Yes

You would have to Create the VLOOKUP in a macro and then edit it to take into account which range of data it was looking at

You would need to set the data range before running the VLOOKUP

 

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