I'm not sure what you're trying to do but here is a formula that works:
=VLOOKUP(B11,Suppliers!A2:B32,2,FALSE)
"B11" contains a variable
"Suppliers!A2:B32" contains the sheet name and range to lookup
"2" is the what column you want returned
"False" is an exact match
u try using the equal button located at the formula bar then follow the instruction to enter the lookup value, filename, cellname. give a try. excel can allow vlookup on the same work book.
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