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I have a column of values and am trying to identify where values appear in
the column. For example, in A1 thru A5: cow mouse pig horse Note A3 is blank. If I put "pig" in B1 then the formula =MATCH(B1,A1:A5,0) correctly returns 4 If I leave B1 blank, the formula returns #N/A rather than 3. I need the result to be 3. I can make a UDF to give the correct result, but I can't use VBA in this application. So can I find values in a list even if the value is a blank?? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007xx |
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