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Need find from 1st sheet A1 cell, that would found on another sheet sam
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Too ambiguous....

Please give examples...

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Need find from 1st sheet A1 cell, that would found on another sheet same
information that was on first sheet:)
please help:)
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Example: in cell b4 are information "1452dsfsdf", and this informatio
need find on another sheet.
please help! also are and continuoing, but first i think need to d
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