vlookup on images

Enzo_Matrix

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Is it possible to use VLOOKUP to pull images from my table?

If not VLOOKUP, is there a way?
 

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Thanks Fluff,

That is an interesting method. My list has over 1000 items and growing. I don't like the fact that I have to use data validation for the referencing.

Could there be a VBA option that will let me use user input instead of a list?
 
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Almost certainly yes.
However I've never used images on a worksheet, so not sure how to do it.
If you want to use VBA rather than Vlookup, which you asked for.
Then you will need to start a new thread & give some more information.
 
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