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Dork Of Nerky
In an attempt to make my job easier, I am having to review data from one web site against data from another web site. This also means translating data from the data on Website A to match the appropriate data on Website B. For example (just pretend UPCs are that short).
As you can see, Worksheet A shows the associations with its own SiteID. Worksheet B doesn't show any associations, but would like to use the associations in Worksheet B with its own SiteIDs (as shown in Worksheet C, the final product).
A regular VLOOKUP won't work here, so after some searching, I did find some code that would do a MultiVLOOKUP, essentially putting the data from the cell into an array, performing a VLOOKUP on each value in that cell, and output its values separated by commas.
From what I understand, I had to put these data as a new module in the Workbook (which I did), but every time I attempt to run the code, I get a #NAME? or #VALUE! error (depending on if I'm doing a VLOOKUP for the needed LookUpVal or using straight data for the LookUpVal).
From what I can tell, it's hitting some issues when it doesn't find matching data, but that's just my guess. Can anyone offer any insight into this issue?
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