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How to use an index number in a search range
The following returns the relative position of an entry in a row of unsorted
data: {=MATCH(TRUE,D!C22:BD22<C22,0)} How can I use the value returned by the above for the beginning position in a search range in row# 22 similar to: =max(the value created by the above formula:k22) |
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