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Thread: Excel 2010 – VBA Userform - Vlookup Textbox1 and return value to textbox2

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    Excel 2010 – VBA Userform - Vlookup Textbox1 and return value to textbox2

    Hi there, thank you for taking the time to look at this.

    I have a userform in which the user enters in a 4 digit number into a textbox (txtSacNum), and in another textbox (txtSiteAddress) on the form I would like it to return the value of the vlookup value of the 4 digit code, which is derived from a named range (SiteAddress) on another sheet(Alarm Response List).
    There are instances where there is no 4 digit code and the user will need to manually enter the address in the txtSiteAddress textbox. I don’t want the manually entered address to be added to the Alarm Response List because it is a once off entry.

    I have tried to modify some codes I found, but they are always referring to an Input Box and showing the result in a dialog box – I don’t want that. No matter how I have tried to adapt the code to return the value to of the txt.SiteAddress textbox on the Userform it doesn’t work (I have fought with this for days).

    Objects:
    Userform Name: SW_Security_Incident_Tracker
    Textboxes: txt_SAC_No and txt_Site_Address
    Data retention sheet (form data is saved to on the ‘save’ command button):
    Sheet Name: Incident Details
    Sheet Code Name: ws_Incident_Details (this is what I would prefer what the sheet would be coded for)
    Vlookup data sheet:
    Sheet name: Alarm Response List
    Sheet Code name: ws_AlarmResponseList (prefer to reference this name)
    ***Data range: ='Alarm Response List'!$C:$D
    Named Range: SiteAddress (C column has SAC number, D column has Address of SAC number)

    *** The named range (SiteAddress) is columns C (to allow for any new addresses in the future to be included in the named range)

    I would be immensely grateful for any help … if you would like me to provide you with what coding I have tried to adapt, please let me know (I just thought that starting from a fresh slate would be less confusing).

    I have attached my sample file

    Most gratefully

    Shy Butterfly
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