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Old 06-07-2017, 05:52 AM
gebobs gebobs is offline Using VLOOKUP to autopopulate Unit Cost without changing old entries Windows 7 64bit Using VLOOKUP to autopopulate Unit Cost without changing old entries Office 2010 64bit
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Or you could add a date to the CostLookupTable. Of course that would make the table much larger since it would then basically be a history of costs for each item, not just the current. Still, that could be useful information too to retain.

Also, I would change the lookup statement to use an IFERROR and a table name to be a bit more robust. For example, if you name your table CostLU, you do not need to enter the range of cells.



=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D2,CostLU,2,FALSE),"")
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