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I have a series of data that I'm trying to create a reference for. For
example: A B C D 1 2 3 2 4 1 5 3 2 1 4 4 3 2 5 1 Data in Column A is the name or search criteria. Columns B through ... is the range of data I want to search. For this example, for the name or search criteria of "3", I would like to return the number of names or search criteria "3" appears in throughout the data range. So, for this example, 3 appears in names 1 and 4. I tried the initial VLOOKUP search, but realized very quickly that this was a little more complicated than that. I can have unlimited values, however none will be duplicates. Any ideas would be very helpful and much appreciated. |
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