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I would like to know if there is a excel function that can identify other cells that have mixed numbers and letters entries. For example, Cell C1 has an entry- 19:44:B5. In the 400 cells in column d, only one cell has the identical mixed number and letter entry. Is there a function that can look up and show the cell in column d that has the identical entry in C1 of 19:44:B5. Any help would be appreciated Matthew |
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I you only need to find it use a CF on col D with
Code:
=countif($d$1:$d$400,c1) A reference to use in a formula Code:
=INDEX($d$1:$d$400,match(C1,$d$1:$d$400,0))
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