Row Number of VLOOKUP result
I am wanting to know the row number in which a VLOOKUP result was found. I
know I could have a column containing the row number, and return that as my result, but that could lead to a good bit of other editing if I add such a column to an already fairly well developed spreadsheet; I would just like to avoid that option if I can. Please offer help in either function calls and/or VBA macro - I am comfortable with either or. I would cross post in Programming too, but Daniel has told us that this frowned on, and I don't know the USENET designation anyway - I wonder why they even offer the option, when it is so difficult to find the necessary information to do so, eh. Best regards Philip Hunt |
Row Number of VLOOKUP result
Hi,
Use MATCH =MATCH(C1,A1:A10,0) Where C1 contains your lookup value. Note this returns the position in the range so if your range was a2 - A10 you would have to add 1 to the result to get the correct row. Mike "Philip Mark Hunt" wrote: I am wanting to know the row number in which a VLOOKUP result was found. I know I could have a column containing the row number, and return that as my result, but that could lead to a good bit of other editing if I add such a column to an already fairly well developed spreadsheet; I would just like to avoid that option if I can. Please offer help in either function calls and/or VBA macro - I am comfortable with either or. I would cross post in Programming too, but Daniel has told us that this frowned on, and I don't know the USENET designation anyway - I wonder why they even offer the option, when it is so difficult to find the necessary information to do so, eh. Best regards Philip Hunt |
Row Number of VLOOKUP result
Mike H wrote...
Use MATCH =MATCH(C1,A1:A10,0) .... Generalizing, if the OP's VLOOKUP call were of the form =VLOOKUP(v,t,c) the row number of the match would be given by =MATCH(v,INDEX(t,0,1))+MIN(ROW(t))+1 and if the OP's VLOOKUP call were of the form =VLOOKUP(v,t,c,0) the row number of the match would be given by =MATCH(v,INDEX(t,0,1),0)+MIN(ROW(t))+1 These formulas work no matter in which cell the VLOOKUP table t begins. |
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