VBA placing Vlookup formula in cell error

gruntingmonkey

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello all, I need to place a formula into a cell via VBA where there are some variables but I keep getting "False" as the response rather than it pasting in the formula to the cell. Anyone have any ideas on how to rectify my code?

VBA Code:
Cells(LastrowRat, 44).Formula = "" = " VLOOKUP(AD" & LastrowRat & ",'Rates Log'!B:L,'Rates Log'!$D$2,FALSE)"""
 

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VBA Code:
Cells(LastrowRat, 44).Formula = "=VLOOKUP(AD" & LastrowRat & ",'Rates Log'!B:L,'Rates Log'!$D$2,FALSE)"
 
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