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Bernd wrote:
Hi Steve, An example: Enter into cells A1:C4 a b c b a c A B C C A B Then select cells D1:E4 and enter as array formula (enter with CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER, not only with ENTER!): =ArrayMatch("a",$A$1:$C$4) Your output will be 1 1 2 2 3 1 4 2 Because the default mode ignores case. Array-enter into F1:G4 =ArrayMatch("B",$A$1:$C$4,FALSE,1,TRUE) and your output will be 3 2 4 3 #NV #NV #NV #NV Because the 5th argument of TRUE requires case-matching. You'd get the same result with =ArrayMatch("B",$A$1:$C$4,,,TRUE) Alan Beban |
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