=ADDRESS(MATCH("*"&B1,A:A,0),1) where b1 contains defg
=ADDRESS(MATCH("*"&B1,A:A,0),1) where b1 contains defg
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Im afraid that didnt work, i have attached a sample workbook which should explain what i am aiming to do?![]()
you can just alter Martin's original and add a 2nd wildcard post partial string, ie:
=ADDRESS(MATCH("*"&B1&"*",A:A,0),1)
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