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Hi everyone,
21:00 on a Saturday night and I'm struggling with this! I have textual data in cells C158:L177 Unfortunately these are not all unique values ... I want to get the address of each dearched instance. In cell C179 I want to enter a search text which exists in the data. In D179 I want the address of the first instance, E179 the address of the second etc. For unique values the formula: =ADDRESS(SUMPRODUCT(--($C$158:$L$177=C179)*ROW($C$158:$L$177)),SUMPRODUC T(--($C$158:$L$177=C179)*COLUMN($C$158:$L$177)),4) works like a dream but for multiple instances, it doesn't work. I can do this with VBA in a heartbeat but I am determined to do it with a non array entered function. Please can anyone hekp? Kind regards, Bony -- "There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand Binary and those who don''t ..." |
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