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finding a value in a list
if you have a named list, say 'Names'
and that list is used as the source for a data validation cell, is there a way to find what position the selected value is at in the list? ie if Names contains: Frank Bob Joe Tim and I have selected 'Joe' in my cell, how do i find that 'Joe' is index # 3 (if it starts from 1, or index #2 if it starts from 0)? |
finding a value in a list
=match(cell with validation, validation range/list,0)
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message ... if you have a named list, say 'Names' and that list is used as the source for a data validation cell, is there a way to find what position the selected value is at in the list? ie if Names contains: Frank Bob Joe Tim and I have selected 'Joe' in my cell, how do i find that 'Joe' is index # 3 (if it starts from 1, or index #2 if it starts from 0)? |
finding a value in a list
thanks Tom!
J "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: =match(cell with validation, validation range/list,0) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message ... if you have a named list, say 'Names' and that list is used as the source for a data validation cell, is there a way to find what position the selected value is at in the list? ie if Names contains: Frank Bob Joe Tim and I have selected 'Joe' in my cell, how do i find that 'Joe' is index # 3 (if it starts from 1, or index #2 if it starts from 0)? |
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