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Hi,
Can anyone think of a way to lookup a value in an table that covers several columns of unique discreet values and then returns the row number in which that value occurs regardless of the column number? E.g. B2:D4 contains unique discreet values and one of these value is 3, which is in cell C4. The lookup formula searches for 3 in columns B:D and returns 4 for the row number. MATCH seems to only handle one column at a time. I realize that I could write this functionality with a nested IF statement, but imagine that the table covers many columns, in which case the IF statement method would be impractical. Hope this makes sense. |
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