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When I was using Lotus 123 I used a function called Xindex that would find
the intersection in a named ranged. Is there a function in Excel that will do the same. Example: @xindex(range,a1,"actual sales") Where the range was a named range and cell a1 contained the salespersons name I entered and "actual sales" was the column heading for the sales which was in the first fow of the named range |
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