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Can this be made more dynamic? &nbsp;Perhaps if I name the range (&quot;A1::C18&quot;) to &quot;FinGrpTable&quot; &nbsp;How would this change the way this looks?
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Can this be made more dynamic?  Perhaps if I name the range ("A1::C18") to "FinGrpTable"  How would this change the way this looks?

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ActualFinishToUse = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(<wbr />CH_FinGrp,<wbr /> Range(&quot;A1:C18&quot;), 2, 0)<br />
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is failing. &nbsp;&quot;unable to get vlookup property of the WorkSheetFunction class
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ActualFinishToUse = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(CH_FinGrp, Range("A1:C18"), 2, 0)

is failing.  "unable to get vlookup property of the WorkSheetFunction class

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Ok got this to work... now. &nbsp;How do I remove absolute locations and use a name?
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Ok got this to work... now.  How do I remove absolute locations and use a name?

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I have a value stored in a name called CH_FinGrp, in this case it is: X1, however X1 will refer to a value in a table on a sheet named: FinGrpFinUsedTable<br />
How do I look down column A of the FinGrpFinUsedTable sheet to find the CH_FinGrp value, then grab the value in the cell to the right (offset one column right)<br />
Then give that a name to use, like ActualFinishToUse = the result found?<br />
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So in my example, if X1 is the value of CH_FinGrp, it should return TR_E and assign that the name ActualFinishToUse<br />
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FinGrpFinishUsedTable.xlsx

I have a value stored in a name called CH_FinGrp, in this case it is: X1, however X1 will refer to a value in a table on a sheet named: FinGrpFinUsedTable
How do I look down column A of the FinGrpFinUsedTable sheet to find the CH_FinGrp value, then grab the value in the cell to the right (offset one column right)
Then give that a name to use, like ActualFinishToUse = the result found?

So in my example, if X1 is the value of CH_FinGrp, it should return TR_E and assign that the name ActualFinishToUse

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