Using a defined range variable in vlookup

jamesblack90

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Sorry I don't know how to delete a thread.
I just noticed what I did wrong :)
 
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Remove the '.' before rngDuties. It's a range variable which refers to a range on a specific sheet. The variable itself does not need to (and cannot) be qualified with a worksheet object. (i.e. do what you did in the line above ;))
 
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