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    Re: Display cell address if condition is matched

    It seems like you are searching for coordinate "pairs". If so, then how about:

    in cell E1 use:

    =ADDRESS(MATCH(C1&D1,A1:A200&B1:B200,0),COLUMN(A1),1,1)
    using Ctrl-Shift-Enter.

    and in cell F1 use:

    =ADDRESS(MATCH(C1&D1,A1:A200&B1:B200,0),COLUMN(B1),1,1)
    using Ctrl-Shift-Enter.

    If this isn't it either, then could you attach a sample spreadsheet with sample data, and an example of what you expect the result to show?

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    Re: Display cell address if condition is matched

    Here is the sample in Excel 2010 to display a cell address if condition is matched.
    Sincerely, Arthur
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