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I have 2 columns of data. I am trying to create a formula that will search
the columns for data and return the data to the left of that column. I also want it to list the data to the left of the column. For example, I want Excel to look through a range of data from let's say B3:B58. I want it to find every entry of "4th". Each time it finds "4th" in column B3:b58, I want it to give me the name of the person listed next to the number. I am using Excel 2003 |
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