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Hi,
Is there a function or formula i can use to look up a value and then display
the cell reference ie C4?
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Luke
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if I read what you want correctly
try
=address(index(range,match(criteria,match,0)))
will give the cell address

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Hi,
Is there a function or formula i can use to look up a value and then display
the cell reference ie C4?
Many thanks
Luke

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Great, thanks BJ

"bj" wrote:

if I read what you want correctly
try
=address(index(range,match(criteria,match,0)))
will give the cell address

"Luke" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a function or formula i can use to look up a value and then display
the cell reference ie C4?
Many thanks
Luke

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