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Let's say i have a table. I can use MATCH() to know that I want to
look in column 13 for a certain value. Now I just need to figure out what row a certain value is. For instance: 1810. Somewhere in Column 13 is the value "1810"....I would like to find out what ROW it's in. How can I tell Excel to look in Column 13 and find 1810, and let me know what row it's in? DK |
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