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I need to find an effficient way to find a specific value within a set.
Using the "OR" function is cumbersome and limiting. |
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depending on what it is you want to return a couple of functions spring to
mind, namely: MATCH LOOKUP VLOOKUP INDEX .... if you'ld like to post back with more details we might be able to give a better answer. Cheers JulieD "nccpa13" wrote in message ... I need to find an effficient way to find a specific value within a set. Using the "OR" function is cumbersome and limiting. |
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I was having a problem with my vlookup function which would seem to be a
perfect solution. I have it figured out. Thanks JulieD, Mark H "JulieD" wrote: depending on what it is you want to return a couple of functions spring to mind, namely: MATCH LOOKUP VLOOKUP INDEX .... if you'ld like to post back with more details we might be able to give a better answer. Cheers JulieD "nccpa13" wrote in message ... I need to find an effficient way to find a specific value within a set. Using the "OR" function is cumbersome and limiting. |
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