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[i apologize if this is posted twice, posting from google and got
error messages] I'm working with an application that deals with very unstructured data. I'm going to use lookup functions and countiff to make sense of the data...but there is no room for error.. if i use the function =MATCH(Selected,mylist,0) to identify the first occurence of the text found in "Selected", can I be 100% sure that the value returned will be the first row the value is found? For example below if Selected=Jones I must return 1. for example mylist Jones 1000 <---- must return 1 given this is first item Jones 2000 Jones 3000 Smith 2000 is it foolproof? thanks |
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