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hi,
I've got a formula like: =match(A6, SHEET2A4:A100,0) and I want to have a COMMAND BUTTON and instead of A6 in the formula ,I like to have a variable(I mean a dynamic value) like activecell so that when I press the COMMAND BUTTON, the formula functions for the cell I'm on. Is there a way? Thanks, Peiman |
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