vlookup formula in vba marco

jaik22

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I want to make a macro based on vlookup formula from excel sheet.
this formula is looking at k columns and go DataD sheet to get a value.

Rich (BB code):
=VLOOKUP(K6,'DataD'!D:G,4,0)



I have something like this but it does not work...
Rich (BB code):
Rich (BB code):
DataD.Range("D:G,4,0") = Vlookup()


does anyone have solution for this?

 

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How about this Jaik?
Code:
Sub Lookup()  Dim v As Variant
  v = Application.VLookup(Range("K6"), Sheets("DataD").Range("D:G"), 4, False)
  MsgBox v
  
End Sub
 
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