![]() ![]() use this in only 10 formulas and you adding a lot of overhead to Excels re-calculations (10*227680). For example if you have a data table that has 20,000 rows by 5 Columns 5 wide and you name the Columns A:E you are referencing an extra 227680 cells more than needed. I constantly use dynamic ranges throughout my spreadsheets: Īs this helps restrict the cells needing to be referenced and thus calculated. While I certainly agree with tuggy (Dreamboat) on naming ranges I must disagree on using an entire column, unless there is only a couple of formulae referencing the range. ![]() You might find your problems were not having the optional range_lookup argument set to False. ![]() The only limitation to the VLOOKUP is the total number of rows on an Excel Worksheet, ie 65536. ![]()
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