Hi,
Attached is the xsl demonstrating the problem...
I would like cell H6 to have the address of the cell that C4 refers to(i.e. "C4").
how can I do it?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
Attached is the xsl demonstrating the problem...
I would like cell H6 to have the address of the cell that C4 refers to(i.e. "C4").
how can I do it?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
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Thanks, but it's NOT solves my problem as there can be several cells with the same data... See new attached file
based on your file
="C"&MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(B1:B8&C1:C8="Age: "&H4,0),0)
that said it's an odd request/requirement-- why do you need this ?
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it is some bypass to another problem I have, there none solved my problem so I'm looking for another ideas to bypass it:
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...her-sheet.html
there can be several cells with "Age", so I can't base it on your idea...
If you have no means by which to identify the cell how exactly do you intend to return it ? ie what is the logic you had in mind exactly...
I have replied to your other thread - this thread and that bear little resemblance to one another.
actually "age" is not really what I will use, it's just for example.
in my real xsl I have a list of tests for example "Heat Test". The test can be repeated several times and will have the exact name "Heat Test" but with different results, thus I need the exact location of the indicated cell.
Later I will use INDIRECT function to analyze those results on another sheet.
It's really difficult explaining the exact reason for all this, but it's really will help me in my project.
I would advise reviewing your other thread.
As I see it there is no need to use INDIRECT (it is a Volatile function), a basic INDEX/MATCH approach will suffice.
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