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If a value is found using vlookup or hlookup, how do I return the address of
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say we have in F1 thru H14:
1 88 61 1 110 91 2 123 87 2 69 103 2 147 68 3 139 52 4 56 70 5 110 145 6 141 95 7 68 76 8 92 94 9 56 110 10 144 114 11 124 96 and in A1 we have 7 and in B1: =VLOOKUP(A1,F1:H14,3) we will see 76 the value in column H in B2 put: =MATCH(B1,H1:H14,0) we see 10. So H10 is the address containing the vlookup result -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200714 "Excel Enthusiastic" wrote: If a value is found using vlookup or hlookup, how do I return the address of such value instead of the value itself? |
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