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Description: When set to False, Arg4 (Range_lookup) specifies that WorksheetFunction.VLookup looks only for an exact match of LookupValue in the first column of TableArray.VBA Construct: Arg4 (Range_lookup) parameter of WorksheetFunction.VLookup.If you explicitly declare a variable to represent ColumnIndex, use the Long data type. If you set ColumnIndex to #, WorksheetFunction.VLookup returns a value from the #th column of TableArray.If you set ColumnIndex to 2, WorksheetFunction.VLookup returns a value from the second column of TableArray.If you set ColumnIndex to 1, WorksheetFunction.VLookup returns a value from the first column of TableArray.Description: Column number within TableArray where WorksheetFunction.VLookup finds the value to return.VBA Construct: Arg3 (Col_index_num) parameter of WorksheetFunction.VLookup.If you explicitly declare a variable to represent TableArray, use a Range object variable. The value returned by WorksheetFunction.VLookup is that located in the same row as LookupValue but column number ColumnIndex of TableArray. WorksheetFunction.VLookup searches for LookupValue in the first column of TableArray. Description: Table (2 or more columns) with data.VBA Construct: Arg2 (Table_array) parameter of WorksheetFunction.VLookup.If you explicitly declare a variable to represent LookupValue, ensure that the data type you use can handle the value you look for. For example, when dealing with a LookupValue of the Date data type, you can usually use the CLng type conversion function to convert the date LookupValue to the Long data type. Further considerations apply in more specific circumstances. If you want to include an actual question mark or asterisk (not as a wildcard) within LookupValue, add a tilde (~) immediately before the question mark (~?) or asterisk (~*).Īlways ensure that there are no data type inconsistencies between LookupValue and the data stored in the first column of TableArray.įor these purposes, the main consideration is that, if LookupValue is of a numeric data type, the data stored within the first column of TableArray must not be stored as Text. An asterisk (*) represents any sequence of characters. A question mark (?) represents any single character. You can usually work with the wildcard characters question mark (?) and asterisk (*) when specifying a text LookupValue. Description: The value WorksheetFunction.VLookup searches in the first column of TableArray.VBA Construct: Arg1 (Lookup_value) parameter of WorksheetFunction.VLookup.Description: Searches for a value in the first column of TableArray and returns a value in the same row but in column number ColumnIndex of TableArray.VBA Construct: WorksheetFunction.VLookup method.Description: Assigns the value returned by WorksheetFunction.VLookup to the VLookupResult variable.
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If you explicitly declare a variable to represent VLookupResult, ensure that the data type you use can handle the possible values returned by WorksheetFunction.VLookup.
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