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I just want to search a row for a certain value, and then return the column
number that the value is in. Easy right? but I cant figure it out. Someone help me. Thanks, Cory |
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Example, in B2: =MATCH(A2,$1:$1,0)
where A2 houses the value to be matched within row1 B2 will return the col "number". Eg if A2's value is found/matched in C1, B2 will return: 3 (col #3) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Cory from Eugene" wrote: I just want to search a row for a certain value, and then return the column number that the value is in. Easy right? but I cant figure it out. Someone help me. Thanks, Cory |
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Do you want the relative column number or the absolute column number?
Assume you have this data in E1:J1 10, 96, 21, 47, 99, 35 You want to lookup the column number for the number 10. For the relative column number: A1 = 10 =MATCH(A1,E1:J1,0) Returns 1 For the absolute column number: =INDEX(COLUMN(E1:J1),MATCH(A1,E1:J1,0)) Returns 5 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cory from Eugene" wrote in message ... I just want to search a row for a certain value, and then return the column number that the value is in. Easy right? but I cant figure it out. Someone help me. Thanks, Cory |
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