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....return the column number where a value is found in an array.
For example: I have an array, A:AZ where 10/1/2007 is in, say, the fifth column. I want a formula to return 5. I have a vlookup that is based on a query output of data from 1/1/2007 to the current month. One of the summary sheets I am working on only shows the most recent 13 months. Last month 10/1/2007 was the second column. This month it would be the first. Next month it would not be there at all and so on. I want to be able to feed that column position to the column_index_num in the vlookup. There are other places in the report where I use all the data returned, so I cannot limit the data to the most recent 13 months. I currently have two queries, one for the 13 months and one for all the data. They both contain the same 13 months of data so I would like to eliminate the redundant piece. Suggestions? If you have done this and have a better way of doing, feel free to share! Thanks! PJ |