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Problem With Duplicate Enteries Using =INDEX(#,MATCH(#,#,#))
Welcome, Jeff. Glad it worked, and thanks for feeding back
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Jeff" wrote in message ... Thanks Max, I love it! It worked great! I did finally manage to find other ways to get what I was after, but I'm going to use yours because it looks (or is) so much more professional (you should see the stuff I was doing). Thanks again, Jeff |
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