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Originally Posted by Steve_D View Post
Hi
I have a formula that returns a value (number) in cell G5. I would like that value to appear as just the value in another cell (D8), so it can be used by another (index match) formula.
If I just put =G5 in cell D8, I don't think the second formula will work, as it will be looking to match "=G5" rather than the number itself.
Is there a solution?
Thanks
If you enter =G5 without quotes, the MATCH will look for the values. But why bother, why noy use G5 in your MATCH formula? No macros or anything fancy needed
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