vlookup on closed workbook

socal225

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello,

I have one master workbook and then multiple seperate workbooks to which I want to do a vlookup. When the workbooks are open the vlookup works, but not when they are closed. This is the code. Thanks in advance!

=VLOOKUP([@[Batch Number]],'W:\Shared\Quality\Claims\Traceback data and PBI report\Wash & Pack Report.xlsx'!Wash_Pack[#Data],4,FALSE)
 

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