Refer to multiple columns in a listobject (VBA)

Durrant_Bun

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I know it's probably really simple and I'm just being a bit thick, but how do you refer to more than one column in a listobject in VBA???

So I have a listobject with 6 columns, and I want to do a vlookup to look at columns 3 to 6. I have googled and googled but can't find an answer!

Thanks :)
 

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For a contiguous range like that, you can just refer to the first one and then resize the result like this:

Code:
Activesheet.Listobjects(1).Listcolumns(3).Databodyrange.Resize(, 4)
 
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