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tcek wrote: This worked very well..thanks "Glenn" wrote: It is a row number. When I selected the entire sheet by clicking on the square above the "1" and left of the "A", Excel put in the "D10_Sheet!1:65536". tcek wrote: what is the "65536" stand for in the statement? "Glenn" wrote: =INDEX(D10_Sheet!1:65536,MATCH(C12,D10_Sheet!A:A,0 ),MATCH(C10,D10_Sheet!1:1,0)) |
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