Look-up table data

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I have inherited a spreadsheet which contains a look-up table and now need to update the text and figures in the table but can't see where the original data is stored, is there a simple way of finding it?
 

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Yes, but what is the actual formula, it will show where the table is located, unless it uses a named range.
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback
 
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