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I've got a spreadsheet that I need to do a search for on part numbers, and there may be multiple part numbers. If there are duplicate then I'll use the Revison letter of the latest occurance. The cloum headers never change, so i know that b2:b500 is a range for the part numbers that I need to search, and e2:e500 is the range for the rev letter. Can I use the find function, or the findall function, to return me a range, or a count of numbers of cells that is equal to the part number I need? If the count is 1, I can just grab that row, if the count is greater then one, then I need to look at the cell that contains the value of the Rev letter used to determine the latest entry. Whats the best approach here |
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Thanks, but I figured out the sytanx for the find function.
"Peter" wrote in message ... Hello I've got a spreadsheet that I need to do a search for on part numbers, and there may be multiple part numbers. If there are duplicate then I'll use the Revison letter of the latest occurance. The cloum headers never change, so i know that b2:b500 is a range for the part numbers that I need to search, and e2:e500 is the range for the rev letter. Can I use the find function, or the findall function, to return me a range, or a count of numbers of cells that is equal to the part number I need? If the count is 1, I can just grab that row, if the count is greater then one, then I need to look at the cell that contains the value of the Rev letter used to determine the latest entry. Whats the best approach here |
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