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I need check a list of words against an alphabet (a string of letters)
and return the index of the letter in the word that is the highest in the alphabet. For example, for the alphabet is "etaoin", these words would return these indices: Word Index to 4 ate 3 ten 6 neat 6 tee 2 Is there some magic Excel function that will do this? If not, can someone post the guts of a search loop to select each letter in sWord and find the index in sAlphabet? The actual alphabet will have all 26 letters and might look like this: etaoinsrhldcumgfpwybvkjxzq |
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