Vlookup with range names

llan_man

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Just a simple question really.

I'm trying to use the vlookup function in vba. It works fine when I define the range directly within the code but I'm not sure how to replace the cell reference with a range name. The range name has been defined correctly but it is not recognised within the vlookup statement.

This is what I'm doing:
Code:
If loginpin = _
            Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(loginuser, "=LoginData", 2, False) Then
            Sheets("ADMIN").Range("c9") = loginuser
            Me.Hide
            MsgBox "Log in successful"
where "LoginData" is my named range.

Any help gratefully received.

Thanks

Harv
 

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