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This is probably simply for you guys but here goes:
In Column A I have customers, Column B is blank and Column C is color paint sold. A B C Joe Black Red Jane Green Blue Black Bob Grey For uploading into our system I need Column B to have the customer's name beside every colour so I want to say: In Column B, wherever there is data in Column C, return from Column A the customer name above that row. I need it to look up only the closest name above it. Good golly I hope I explained that right. |
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