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Column number form an array
Afternoon,
I would like to know how to output the column number from a particular array that a specific output is found in. For example: what is the column number of X in the following array V, W, X, Y, Z? 3 Thank you! Michelle |
Column number form an array
Try this:
=MATCH("x",{"V","W","X","Y","Z"},0) Or, if the entry is in a range of cells: =MATCH("x",V1:Z1,0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "michelle439731" wrote in message ... Afternoon, I would like to know how to output the column number from a particular array that a specific output is found in. For example: what is the column number of X in the following array V, W, X, Y, Z? 3 Thank you! Michelle |
Column number form an array
Smashing.
Thanks ever so. Mwah! |
Column number form an array
Michelle
You should try to explain your problem a bit more thoroughly if you want to get a good quality answer to your problem. Asking about an array makes me think that you are asking a vba question, in which case you should probably ask it in this http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ramming/topics discussion group. You should mention what version of excel you are using?, how the array is populated?, is it a vba solution you need?, is it a formulae solution you need?, is the data held in a worksheet? Its very difficult to understand what you are trying to do from what you have written. Regards Stuart Bisset www.insightmodelling.com |
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