Yes, a vlookup will be perfect for this, but this post doesn't belong in the VB.NET forum.
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Read here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/213798 , but I find it way easier to use the worksheet itself (or a new one if you don't want to mess with the existing).
In your case you just need to vlookup, which isn't a macro.
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Please mark as solved anisha, thanx. :)
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