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I am trying to get a function to look backwards through a list to match two
text strings, then return a value that corresponded to the last entry. Example A B Apples 32 35 Pears 21 20 Beans 55 99 Apples 35 19 for column a4 i want the function to return 35 and the user enters whatever they need in B say 19 Oranges 21 25 Apples 19 34 19 returned by the function from cell B4 There may be random number of spaces between the xth apple entry and the x+1 entry hence why i need a match and index type function. I only need the function to work for apples, no other text entries need searched. Does anyone know how I could get this to fly? Thanks LD |
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