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Using a lookup function


 

Sub GetPrice()

    Dim PartNum As Variant

    Dim Price As Double

    PartNum = InputBox("Enter the Part Number")

    Sheets("Prices").activate

    Price = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(PartNum, range("PriceList"), 2, False)

    MsgBox PartNum & " costs " & Price

End Sub

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