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Hello,
I am using the Column function to get the Column number from a different seperate workbook like the following: =COLUMN('L:\My Documents\[LookupData.xls]Sheet1'!$O$2) The above returns 15. (LookupData is a different workbook than where this formula is being used.) Would anyone know if I could return the column number where a reference value from the current workbook is contained in the workbook LookupData. For example, I have "Apples" in CellA2 in the current workbook, how can I get the column number in LookupData which contains the text "Apples"? Thanks in advance! |
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