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I have in Column A 10 values. Cells A1:A5 have the value "test".
Cells A6:A10 have other values. I would like to return the value "A5" as this is the last cell in this range to contain the value "test" I am interested in only returning the last cell that contains my specified lookup value. Starting from the bottom of the range and going to the top. I guess this would also be going at it by starting from the bottom of the sheet looking up. Anyway, any help is appreciated. Thanks Todd |
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