Enter Data With 3 Way-Lookup

Dtex20

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Hi, this is my current code.

Code:
Sub test()

Dim col, ro, col2 As Double
Dim sCellVal As String
col = 0
col2 = 0
ro = 0
Dim cel As Range


sCellVal = Range("C9").Value


If sCellVal Like "Night" Then


For Each cel In Worksheets("Service").Range("C41:NR41")


If cel.Value = Range("B9").Value Then
col = cel.Column
Exit For
End If


Next cel


If col = 0 Then
MsgBox "Date Not Found"
Exit Sub
End If


For Each cel In Worksheets("Service").Range("A40:A80")


If cel.Value = Range("E17").Value Then
ro = cel.Row
Exit For
End If


Next cel


If ro = 0 Then
MsgBox "Name Not Found"
Exit Sub
End If


Worksheets("Service").Cells(ro, col).Value = Range("W2").Value


MsgBox "Record added (Night Pay)"


Exit Sub
End If


For Each cel In Worksheets("Service").Range("C1:NR1")


If cel.Value = Range("B9").Value Then
col = cel.Column


ElseIf cel.Value = Range("C9").Value Then
col2 = cel.Column
Exit For
End If


Next cel


If col = 0 Then
MsgBox "Date Not Found"
Exit Sub
End If


For Each cel In Worksheets("Service").Range("A1:A38")


If cel.Value = Range("F17").Value Then
ro = cel.Row
Exit For
End If


Next cel


If ro = 0 Then
MsgBox "Name Not Found"
Exit Sub
End If


Worksheets("Service").Cells(ro, col).Value = Range("W2").Value


MsgBox "Record added!"


End Sub

I have a two way lookup that checks for the values in cell B9 & F17, Then adds the value from W2 to where the column number and row number intersect.

I'm trying to add a 3 way lookup now, where two columns are selected and 1 row, this then adds the value in W2 where the range is. So col = 1, col2 = 3, row = 1 = Range (A1:C1) would have the W2 value put into them.

The values stored in B9 & C9 is a date range. It searches for that date in (CR1:NR1).

Code:
ElseIf cel.Value = Range("C9").Value Then
col2 = cel.Column
Exit For
End If

I've got it to stored it, but i do not know how to turn 3 integers into coordinates with VBA.

Thanks!
 
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Cross posted https://www.excelforum.com/excel-pr...-3-way-for-each-lookup-finding-the-range.html

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My apologies, i thought this thread got lost as was not being tracked anymore!

Thanks!
 
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