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So you always have one or the other?
=IF(COUNTIF(B1:C1,"net revenue interest*")0, INDEX(B1:IV1,MATCH("net revenue interest*",B1:IV1,0)), INDEX(B1:IV1,MATCH("account*",B1:IV1,0))) LisaVH wrote: I have a large report I bring over from another program (accounting software) that I need to reformat in Excel for further data analysis. What I want to do is create something that will find all cells that begin with "Net Revenue Interest: XXXXXXX" or "Account: XXXXXXX" and move it to column A of the same row (where the XXX are variable values). Is the possible??? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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