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Excel 2003 WinXP
Programming question: I had an interesting problem while helping an OP setup a spreadsheet. I had a list of names in Column A, say Tom, Dick, Harry. I then had a row range, say B1:D1. Each of these latter cells had a formula to bring the names in the first list. The formulas were simply "=A1", "=A2", etc, and displayed Tom, Dick, & Harry. The task I had was to search the latter cells for a name in the first list. I found that I couldn't search for the name because the latter cells didn't contain names, they contained only formulas. I solved my problem by searching for the cell address (.address(0,0)) of the name in the first list. That worked. My question: Is there a better way of searching for a name in a list that has only formulas that result in the names? Thanks for your help. Otto |
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