Think its a good idea to start off the learning curve in Excel on the right
footing, eg learn the functionalities of Autofilter & Pivot table ahead of
complex array formulas. See my response to your other posting, where I've
provided you with the easy lead-in details on Autofilter & Pivot table.
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The formula seems to be an array formula checking if name in A10 appears in
any of A1:A7. If yes it returns the row No, if not, it returns FALSE.
To try it select range B1:B7, enter formula and confirm it with
Ctrl+Shift+Enter!
This is not returning row no. showing #value! in both A1:A7 and B1:B10. Plz
correct if any error in this.
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