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Les Stout[_2_]

Get column reference after string found
 
Hi all, i need to find a string on a spreadsheet and once found i need
to get the column that it is in. Could anybody help me with some code
please ?
I have the find string code, i just need to know how to get the column
that the string is in.


Best regards,

Les Stout

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ryguy7272

Get column reference after string found
 
Let's say you are searching for WW02 and/or WWO3, use this function:
=ADDRESS(MATCH("WW02",A1:A4,0),MATCH("WW03",A1:D1, 0))

The items in quotes are the strings; you can use one or both (I think you
only need one for your purposes...)

Regards,
Ryan---
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RyGuy


"Les Stout" wrote:

Hi all, i need to find a string on a spreadsheet and once found i need
to get the column that it is in. Could anybody help me with some code
please ?
I have the find string code, i just need to know how to get the column
that the string is in.


Best regards,

Les Stout

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Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)[_1657_]

Get column reference after string found
 
Showing the code would have been helpful. If that code is finding the Cell
(as a range) that the text is in, then just affix .Column (note the leading
dot) after that range to get the column.

Rick


"Les Stout" wrote in message
...
Hi all, i need to find a string on a spreadsheet and once found i need
to get the column that it is in. Could anybody help me with some code
please ?
I have the find string code, i just need to know how to get the column
that the string is in.


Best regards,

Les Stout

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Les Stout[_2_]

Get column reference after string found
 
Perfect Rick thank you so much.

Best regards,

Les Stout

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