VBA - object required

p4nny

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Hi

Please could you help, I'm getting an "object required error" on this following code:

Would appreciate any guidance. Thank you

Code:
Sub PopulateColumns()




  Dim ws As Worksheet
  Dim inputmonth As String
  
  inputmonth = InputBox("Enter CRA Reporting Month")
     
    For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets
        ws.Activate
    
    ws.Range("k6") = "BIM Area"
    ws.Range("K7:k14") = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(ActiveSheet.Name, Lookup.Range("a$1$:B$200$"), 2, 0)
    ws.Range("L6") = "Date"
    ws.Range("l7:l14") = inputmonth
    Next ws


End Sub
 

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What exactly is the "Lookup" referenced here?
Code:
ws.Range("K7:k14") = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(ActiveSheet.Name, [COLOR=#ff0000][B]Lookup[/B][/COLOR].Range("a$1$:B$200$"), 2, 0)
It looks like it is set-up to be an object (maybe a worksheet object), but I do not see it being defined anywhere.
 
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OK, but you are not using it that way in your code. Currently, it is an unassigned object.
You either need to define a worksheet object and set it equal to "LOOKUP" to use it like that, or you need to do something like:
Code:
Sheets("LOOKUP").[COLOR=#333333]Range("A$1$:B$200$")[/COLOR]
 
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You have the $ signs in the wrong place. If "Lookup" is the sheet codename try
Code:
Lookup.Range("$a$1:$B$200")
 
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