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I have, in cell C5, the following:
=MATCH(B5&"*",A1:A1286,0) The problem is, say in cell B5, is the word: 'SYDNEY'. I have, perhaps, 4 different 'Sydneys' (scattered throughout A1:A1286)...my result gives ONLY, the first cell reference scrolling down! How can I "bring up" the other "Sydney"'s?? Thanks, FLKulchar |
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