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Sweet! Thanks!
"Mark" wrote: Stephen wrote: I'm a little rusty with my VBA, so please forgive any obvious errors here. What I'm trying to do is quite simple - I have a table with 17 columns (B2-R2), and 126 rows (B2-B128). Within each row, there is one (and only one) "X". I want the macro to look through each row, find the X, then output the number of the column containing the "X" into a cell at the end of each row. Ideally, I'd want a program that could handle multiple "X"'s in each row and give me the column number of each of them, but I'd be happy with just finding the single "X" for the moment. You might try using the MATCH Function instead. If You enter this formula in cells S2:S128 it should return the associated column number for you...=MATCH("x",B2:R2) |
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