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Aug 26, 2009

I'm basically looking to create a relative reference in Vlookup. Let's say I have "Vlookup" set to look at the 100th column (the total). However, I am constantly adding and deleting columns, so the total isn't always in the 100th column - if I add a column, the total will now be in the 101st column, but "Vlookup" still returns the value in the 100th column.

I tried adding a dollar-sign ($) to the column number in the formula, but that didn't work. Is there anyway to have "Vlookup" follow the changes I make to the data table? Here is the actual formula I'm using: =VLOOKUP($M$4,'[Daily Log-In Sheet.xls]2009 CT'!$D$13:$IN$1401,233,FALSE)

I said "100th column" to make it easier, but I'm actually looking for the 233rd column. If I add a column to my data-table, how can I then have it look at the 234th column (or look at the 232nd column if I delete a column)?

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I have attached a copy spread sheet. This has been working great but i have been asked to add some items and i dont want to screw up the working functions.

I now want to add incert two columns so the actual costs of a first and second service can be added to the contracts and used contracts sheets, this information allong with data from a,b,e,g h needs to be copied over into a new sheet (report sheet) which will have the budgeeds costs in column i,j starting from row 3 and finding the last row so as not to overtype so that a report can be sent showing profit/loss.

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If i just add columns will this effect the auto archive coding? Could the data be copied over to the new sheet using the original code on start up? (so customer etc copied then as cost are put in these would be added to the respective rows on each start up.

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A
B

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Name (reversed)

2
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3
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4
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5
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3
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2 20
3 30
4 40
5 50

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Sheet2

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Price
In stock
Line Total

1
Old Masters
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2
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