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I am trying to use the match command. From the Excel help file I built this
line of code test_variable = MATCH(39000,B2:B8,1) I added "test_variable =" to what I copied from the Excell file. Excel does not like the colon between the B2 and B8 saying it wants a separator. The line from Jon's original note was Name: ET Refers To: =MATCH("Elapsed Time",Sheet1!$1:$1,0) Excel doesn't like either one. How do I get this match to work? -- Bryan Kelly Time is the medium we use to express out priorities. |
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