Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ PROJECT DOUBT

2011-07-13 Thread hanumant shinde
ur name range (PDATA) shud start frm col B and not from col A.i.e. from col B to col F or may b more if u like. so the new formula will b =VLOOKUP(K13,PDATA,5,FALSE) formula without name range. =VLOOKUP(I18,$B$2:$F$3,5,FALSE) this will solve the problem > >From: SAJID MEMON >To: Excel Group

Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ PROJECT DOUBT

2011-07-13 Thread Anish Shrivastava
Hi Sajid, First of all, your sheet is protected, I couldnt save it as.. and 2nd you are using wrong formulas.. specially which naming the range. In the form sheet you are trying to do vlookup on a blank source.. in the last sheet you are using a wrong name range for Vlookup.. We need an unprotec

Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ PROJECT DOUBT

2010-11-27 Thread Dilip Pandey
Done...!!! Best Regards, DILIPandey On 11/27/10, SAJID MEMON wrote: > > Dear All Experts, > > My doubt is attached, please co-operate me for accomplish my project. > > awaiting your positive responce > > Regards, > > Sajid Memon. > > > -- > -

Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ PROJECT DOUBT

2010-11-27 Thread ashish koul
add this macro to delete button Sub deletedump() Sheets("Dump").Range("a1:D65356").Clear End Sub On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:49 PM, SAJID MEMON wrote: > Dear All Experts, > > My doubt is attached, please co-operate me for accomplish my project. > > awaiting your positive responce > > Reg