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Column 1 (row by row, 1-6): dog, cat, red, blue, earth, sky
Column 3 (row by row, 1-6): animal, (black space), color, (blank space), world, (blank space) Now say in a different cell somewhere I type "color". I want Excel to come back with "red" and "blue". If I type "animal" I want Excel to come back with "dog" and "cat". And so on. In other words, in the cell I type in a word "color", then Excel matches that word with the word "color" in column 3, row 3, then Excel returns the results from column 1, row 3 AND column 1, row 4. If I type in the word "world", then Excel matches that word with the word "world" in column 3, row 5, then Excel returns the results from column 1, row 5 AND column 1, row 6. Thanks :) |
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