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I am trying to return a cell address based on a portion of an alphanumeric
string. I have a column of values on tab A that lists values like B1, B235, C3, BR4, etc. I want to return the address of the first cell containing =SEARCH("B***",A:A). Ultimately my goal is to find the search() above in column A on tab B and use that as a starting point for bringing those values on tab A in to tab B. From there I can do a Vlookup() to import the remainder of the columns I need by creating a named range. I know I have done this before, but I can't find the file that I created this function in. I am not a big fan of VB and would like to avoid this. Can anyone help me? I would sincerely appreciate it. Thank You Frank Pytel |
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