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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to determine the cell location within
table?
The range of table is from C10 to AU54, there is a list of numbers within
this table
Starting from
C10 is 1, D10 is 56, ... AU10 is 1981
C11 is 2, D11 is 57, ... AU11 is 1982
C12 is 3, D12 is 58, ... AU12 is 1983
....
C54 is 45, D54 is 90, ... AU54 is 2025

There is a given value in BB1, which is 197, it should return the cell
location G26 in cell BB2.
Does anyone have any suggesitons?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric
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Your table doesn't match your description.

I'll bet D10 = 46 not 56.

To find the address of the cell that contains 197:

Arrary entered** :

=ADDRESS(MAX((C10:AU54=BB1)*ROW(C10:AU54)),MAX((C1 0:AU54=BB1)*COLUMN(C10:AU54)),4)

** array formulas need to be entered using the key combination of
CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER). Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT
key then hit ENTER.

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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to determine the cell location
within
table?
The range of table is from C10 to AU54, there is a list of numbers within
this table
Starting from
C10 is 1, D10 is 56, ... AU10 is 1981
C11 is 2, D11 is 57, ... AU11 is 1982
C12 is 3, D12 is 58, ... AU12 is 1983
...
C54 is 45, D54 is 90, ... AU54 is 2025

There is a given value in BB1, which is 197, it should return the cell
location G26 in cell BB2.
Does anyone have any suggesitons?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric



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Hi,

You could try this formula

=ADDRESS(IF(C49-45*FLOOR(C49/45,1)=0,45,C49-45*FLOOR(C49/45,1)),CEILING(C49/45,1)+2)

Please note that formula is based on the premise that the numbers are listed
consecutively and the difference between lowest and highest is 44.

Hope this helps.

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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to determine the cell location
within
table?
The range of table is from C10 to AU54, there is a list of numbers within
this table
Starting from
C10 is 1, D10 is 56, ... AU10 is 1981
C11 is 2, D11 is 57, ... AU11 is 1982
C12 is 3, D12 is 58, ... AU12 is 1983
...
C54 is 45, D54 is 90, ... AU54 is 2025

There is a given value in BB1, which is 197, it should return the cell
location G26 in cell BB2.
Does anyone have any suggesitons?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric


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