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Hi folks
Is it possible to use an Excel formula to define a non-contiguous range? I have a column of data, let's say A1: Mechanical Causes A2: blah A3: blah A4: Mechanical Causes A5: blah A6: Mechanical Causes I'd like to create a named range that uses a formula that identifies the cells in a column that have a particular value - in this case "Mechanical Causes". I suspect it's not possible, but thought I'd see if anyone else has any ideas. Thanks in advance Paul Martin Melbourne, Australia |
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